11 Nutrition Champions inaugurated in Nasarawa State!
Empowering women and girls for optimal nutrition and a healthier future. Every morning before sunrise, Monica Aya arranges sacks of acha, baskets of potatoes, basins of maize and piles of…
CS-SUNN Empowers Civil Society Nationwide: New Era of Leadership, Accountability and Sustainable Nutrition Advocacy in Nigeria.
Nigeria’s nutrition advocacy landscape is witnessing a significant transformation as the Civil Society–Scaling Up Nutrition in Nigeria (CS-SUNN), under the Partnership for Improving Nigeria Nutrition Systems (PINNS 3.0) project, successfully…
Lagos State Approves ₦100 Million for Child Nutrition Fund: A Major Win for Child Survival and Public Health.
Group photograph of participants at the end of the Breakfast meeting with key stakeholders in Lagos Lagos State Governor, Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu has approved ₦100 million for the Child Nutrition…
CS-SUNN Commends Nasarawa on ₦250m CNF Approval, Gains Governor’s Backing for 6-Month Maternity Leave and Project ASPIRE Hub
The Civil Society Scaling Up Nutrition in Nigeria (CS-SUNN) has commended the Nasarawa State Government for its strong commitments to improve child and maternal nutrition. During an advocacy visit to…
CS-SUNN Lauds Gates Foundation’s 25 Years of Global Impact, Marks 10 Years of Strategic Nutrition Partnership and showcases Achievements at 2025 GF PAC Meeting.
The Civil Society – Scaling Up Nutrition in Nigeria (CS-SUNN) congratulates the Gates Foundation (GF) on its remarkable 25-year journey of advancing health, development and equity across the globe. Over…
SUN CSAs Forge a Unified Regional Path to Nutrition Transformation in West, Central Africa and the Islands.
In a defining moment for nutrition across Africa, 22 Civil Society Alliances from across 25 countries including key state actors, policy makers and development partners gathered in Lagos, Nigeria, from…
The Real Cost of Hunger: Beyond Calories, Toward a National Awakening
Hunger Is Not Just a Stomach Problem; It Is a System Problem In Nigeria, when we talk about hunger, we often talk about empty plates, not the empty or nonexistent…
Climate Change and Food Security: Semi-Arid Zones in Nigeria Facing Major Food System Shocks
Hope doesnt have to stop when the rain stops In Nigeria's semi-arid zones, like Sokoto, Katsina, Zamfara, parts of Borno, and Yobe, climate change isn't a future threat. It's a present…
The Cost of a Healthy Diet: Over 50% of Nigerians Unable to Afford Nutritious Food
Hunger Is not Always About Lack of Food; It is About Lack of Affordable Nutrition You might find tomatoes in the market. You might even see rice in the stalls.But…
Conflict Zones and Food Insecurity: 1 in 4 People in Borno, Yobe, and Adamawa States Affected
Hunger as a Weapon: How Conflict Starves Nigeria's Northeast In the embattled states of Borno, Yobe, and Adamawa, food insecurity is not an accident—it is a strategy. Armed conflicts have deliberately…
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