Nigeria is country that is well known as a typical agricultural nation which was once the mainstay to the country economy and because of the agricultural strength of the country compel them to have their flag as Green White Green which signify agriculture and peace but it baffles me to see the level of hunger going on in Nigeria now to the extend that an average Nigerian cannot boast of feeding himself and family three square meal per day.
What could be the root cause of this hunger in a country that has all it takes including human capitals and natural resources to make a great nation that the whole would will cherish and envy.
It's so sad to hear things like this is discussed about Nigeria because like the OP said, "Nigeria is a typical agricultural nation" and shouldn't be lacking behind in that sector. Who would even believe that Nigeria blessed with national resources, including good soil for farming and human resources would get to a point when hunger and starvation is becoming viral.
If you research you'll find out that Nigeria is one of the largest producers of cassava, yam, palm products and even livestocks but then the prices of those items in the market are terrible especially the processed cassava commonly known by Nigerians as Garri not to talk about egg or even rice that's largely produced in the Northern part of the country but then an average Nigerian can't afford a bag of rice.
As a Nigerian you'll begin to ask yourself, how did we get to this point? Cause there were times when those items were very cheap and affordable and the economy was stable, people could afford three square meals and even have enough to give to others but Currently it's gradually becoming survival of the fittest, it all falls back to bad governance, wicked politicians looting public funds to stay richer and allowing the poor to remain poorer.