The 2008 food crisis in Nigeria was caused by global price changes and high fuel costs, leading to expensive food and malnutrition. The government took short-term actions like releasing grains and importing rice to stabilize prices. These measures reversed the price increase trend, raised awareness about nutrition, and boosted agriculture financing. Since 2011, long-term policies like the Agricultural Transformation Agenda have increased food production, reduced imports, and kept prices stable. Nigeria has not faced a food crisis since 2008.