“We spend a lot in Asia, but we spend even more in Africa. The country we spend the most in Africa is Nigeria.'
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Mr Gates said this during an interview session with selected journalists on the sidelines of the 2024 NutriVision Dialogue on Tuesday in Abuja. “I feel glad that things like the child mortality rate have come down, but we could do a lot better,” he said.Support journalism driven by facts, created by Nigerians for Nigerians. Our thorough, researched reporting relies on the support of readers like you.Mr Gates further said that the foundation planned to spend more in future, disclosing that the funding would be centred on improving primary
He emphasised that having access to a variety of low-cost foods, especially, milk and eggs are quite powerful to reducing malnutrition. The foundation has committed more than $7 billion through 2026 to support African countries and institutions working to develop and implement innovative approaches to confront hunger, disease, gender inequality, and poverty.
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