February 13, 2025
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World Population Day: How Lagos women are reducing frequent births using family planning

As Nigeria today joins the global community to mark the 2018 World Population Day, indications have emerged that with family planning, unplanned pregnancies which have continued to fuel the country’s population growth could be checked. Going by the testimonies of some women in Lagos State using different family planning methods, the use of contraceptive remains […]
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Nigerian FG releases $1m for contraceptives

Nigeria’s Federal Government has released $1 million for the delivery of contraceptives to enhance quality family planning among Nigerians. Isaac Adewole, the Minister of Health, while briefing State House Correspondents after the Federal Executive Council meeting in Abuja on Wednesday, said plans for the procurement has begun. Nigeria has been increasing it
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Investing in family planning will reduce Nigeria’s high maternal death, expert says

Towards tackling the ugly trend of maternal death in Nigeria which has been described as worrisome, an expert in reproductive health has reiterated the need for increased investment in family planning to reverse the trend. Listing the benefits of family planning, the expert, Assistant Director, Reproductive Health and Family Planning, Pathfinder International, Dr. Habeeb
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Reproductive Health Journalists Nigeria mourn Osotimehin

We, members of the foremost body on Reproductive Health and Rights reporting, Network of Reproductive Health Journalists of Nigeria (NRHJN) received with huge shock, news of the passage of the Executive Director, United Nations Populations Fund (UNFPA) Professor BabatundeOsotimehin which occurred on Sunday June 4, 2017. Until his death, Professor Osotimehin was a pillar of
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Youths urged on family planning before marriage

Nigerian youths have been urged to get themselves prepared for Family Planning and other marital responsibilities before engaging in active family life. In her message for the International Women’s Day 2015, the Advocacy Advisor, Nigeria Urban Reproductive Health Initiative (NURHI), Ms. Ibeawuchi Charity, noted that Nigeria joined the world at the London Summit in