Experts identify Lack of Family Planning as leading cause of Maternal and Child Deaths
Experts have identified low level of Family Planning as a leading cause of maternal and infants deaths in the country.
Experts have identified low level of Family Planning as a leading cause of maternal and infants deaths in the country.
Dr. Nneka Nwaobi, is a woman that is compassionate about the plight of Nigerian children living with cancer. As a medical practitioner with the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH ), her...
Breastfeeding and early childhood care will provide the child both food and emotional development, which are necessary ingredients in all...
Year in, year out, several deaths resulting from cervical cancer are reported. The disease, experts say affects women between the...
The Ikorodu Diamond Lions Club in conjunction with the Management of IFO College of Management Technology has donated the sum...
According to experts, regular consumption of fast food items like as fried chicken, onion rings are particularly bad for the...
After more than a decade, scientists at IITA have developed a biological control product named aflasafe TM that is controlling...
Recently some good-natured and good-spirited Nigerian women were on hand to train parents on how to counsel children, youths and...
Human rights advocates have described gender-based violence as life-threatening and lethal and called on various governments to domesticate CEDAW to...
Mrs. Gloria Ita-Ikpeme is a passionate woman who is deeply concerned about the plight of the widows and orphans in...
Vegetarian diets are associated with lower levels of obesity, reduced risk of cardiovascular disease and also lower mortality.
Mrs. Laila St. Mathew Daniel, is the brain behind ACTS Generation, an organisation that focuses on Gender-Based Violence (GBV) through...
The exhibition which was the first in its series took place at the Lagos State orientation camp, Iyana-Ipaja, Lagos.
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