Family Planning: Dilemma of a young woman
Family planning does not make women promiscuous – Experts
Family planning does not reduce population – Expert
COVID-19 frustrates our family planning efforts, Lagos housewives lament
Myths, misconceptions major challenges of Family Planning – Expert
Mother of 15 advises women on family planning
Jos: 160,864 women enrol for family planning despite poor facilities
What lack of birth control has caused me — Mother of seven children
JNI tasks parents on family planning
Fund family planning to save lives, stakeholders tell Plateau govt
Family planning, viable approach toward checking maternal mortality
See Family Planning as life saving investment, Expert urges women
NGO advises couples to harness benefits of child spacing
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SubscribeExperts lament lack of fund to finance family planning in Plateau
The inability of the Plateau State government to allocate and release substantial amount of money for the provision of family planning services to women in need has been described as one of the gaps hampering the effective provision of such services in the State.
Lagos housewives speak out: Family planning is our life saver…
Each year in Nigeria, according to the Guttmacher report 2017, 61,000 women die from complications of birth and abortion or miscarriage. The report also notes that out of 1.3 million abortions in 2018, 85 percent are estimated to occur under unsafe conditions.
Our husbands want sex, not family planning — Lagos housewives cry out
Mrs Sakinat Azeez will not forget in a hurry her experience with her husband the first time she tried to initiate a discussion about family planning. Sakinat said the encounter was discouraging and scary. She narrated her encounter with Good Health Weekly at one of the Primary Health Centres in Ijora.
Family planning saves lives, reduces maternal mortality, abortion – expert
A family planning expert, Dr Uwemedimo Esiet, has advised Nigerian women to adopt new reproductive health care products.
Family planning does not cause infertility, fibroid — Dr Farouk Jega
Worried about the myths and misconception surrounding family planning, Country Director of Pathfinder International Nigeria, Dr. Farouk Jega has dismissed insinuation that adopting family planning may cause the development of fibroid and infertility, saying it is safe for all women.
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