In the face of unrelenting drought and food shortages, Salissou has begun catching locusts for his sisters to eat. Ironically, after they destroyed the family's millet crop, these insects were the only source of food these children had. Salissou's little sister, Rashida, is receiving treatment for malnutrition from World Vision.
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