Farmers in Shiroro, Munya and Rafi LGAs of Nigeria face hunger due to renewed bandit attacks, which have destroyed their crops and prevented them from preparing for the new planting season. Some farmers have been advised by government officials to keep quiet about the attacks. The communities have been largely displaced, leading to the closure of many rural markets and causing significant financial loss. Despite the state's efforts to address food security through cultivating 10,000 hectares of land in each LGA, the displaced farmers, a significant portion of the producers of staple crops like yam, maize, sorghum, millet and soy beans, are calling for action to address the insecurity that continues to deny them access to their farms.