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nigeria s agriculture minister, audu ogbeh. when president buhari came to power 18 months ago, he raised hopes that he would reform the country. instead, nigeria is involved in its worst recession for 20 years. there is widespread food insecurity in the north and growing unrest. why can t this oil rich nation with plenty of farmland feed its own people and enjoy greater stability? minister audu ogbeh, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much for inviting me here. we ve seen 2 million people displaced by boko haram in the north of nigeria. terrible food insecurity there now. the un humanitarian office is warning of severe food shortages. nearly half a million children face acute malnutrition and that people will die if aid is not given. are you managing to get these people some food to eat? we are managing to get them some food. my ministry sent over 10,000 tonnes of grain, about four months ago. on a regular basis the national emergency management authority sends anythi ....
of the delegates of the annual world economic forum nigeria s agriculture minister, audu ogbeh. when president buhari came to power 18 months ago, he raised hopes that he would reform the country. instead, nigeria is involved in its worst recession for 20 years. there is widespread food insecurity in the north and growing unrest. why can t this oil rich nation with plenty of farmland feed its own people and enjoy greater stability? minister audu ogbeh, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much for inviting me here. we ve seen 2 million people displaced by boko haram in the north of nigeria. terrible food insecurity there now. the un humanitarian office is warning of severe food shortages. nearly half a million children face acute malnutrition and that people will die if aid is not given. are you managing to get these people some food to eat? we are managing to get them some food. my ministry sent over 10,000 tonnes of grain, about four months ago. on a regular basis th ....
down ireland s hopes of winning the six nations, as george north hands england the chance to retain their crown today, if they can beat scotland. sir david attenborough as you ve never seen him before. we ll hear how he s helping a new generation to understand the wonders of the wild. and louise lear has the weather. good morning, it s a cloudy start right across the country, but a mild one. we will have some sunshine today, topping and tailing the country. i ll have all the details coming up. the cyclistjess varnish has told the bbc she feels she was thrown under the bus after making allegations of sexism in the sport. a leaked report, published in the daily mail, claims british cycling sanitised its own inquiry into the claims. the olympian told the bbc‘s sports editor, dan roan, she believed the truth was finally coming out. representing great britain, jess varnish! she is the medal winner who became a whistleblower. jess varnish‘s allegations of sexism last ye ....
and the race to find a 6-year-old girl, 300 miles away. good evening. it s great to have you with us here on a very busy friday night. we begin with a deadly police shooting. two officers shot and wounded. the suspect shot and killed. tonight, there s video of the harrowing scene as it unfolded. police struggling with an armed suspect. one officer seen falling to the ground. authorities still trying to figure out if the officers were shot by a suspect, or if there was friendly fire. pierre thomas is on the scene tonight in washington. reporter: disturbing video shows police swarming over the suspect at the end of a dramatic foot chase. as shots ring out. it s not clear what triggered the gunfire or who shot first since the officers are in such close quarters, struggling with the suspect. but four shots can clearly be heard on the video. at least one apparently striking this officer, who can be seen falling forward to the ground. both officers were wounded. the suspect late ....
the president now? no. i don t, no i don t have nothing to say to him. let s remember, general john kelly deployed his considerable stature to back trump and frame this as fight between a serious president and loud, lying member of congress. then the tape surfaced showing it was kelly who had his facts wrong and today miss johnson s remarks it show you you can take congresswoman out of the picture and still have word of grieving mother contradicting the word of president. a president who has broken records for his misleading and false statements in office. general kelly, it is not too late for you. you can correct this record so we can all move on. but asking people to move on without correcting the record isn t moving on at all. in fact it is contrary to the accountability required. no person is above checks and balances. joining me, joint call from cbc urging general kelly to apologize for blatant lies about congresswoman johnson. first niger. former terror intelligence ....