• UNICEF: Two in three Nigerian babies suffer malnourishment
• UNICEF: Two in three Nigerian babies suffer malnourishment
•ED, Niger State PHCDA: State yet to reach national average for breastfeeding
•Treat breast feeding as investment, Shettima, CS-SUNN tell mothers
Onyebuchi Ezigbo in Abuja, Amby Uneze in Owerri and Laleye Dipo in Minna
The federal government has said that Nigeria is yet to attain optimal breastfeeding practices with only 36 percent of the mothers practicing strict exclusive breastfeeding.
… Calls on employers, health workers, families to support mothersBy Chioma Obinna The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) on…
. Niger Yet To Reach National Average For Breastfeeding, Says Executive Director
The Chief of UNICEF Field office, Enugu, Juliet Chiluwe, said that although more than 90 per cent of Nigerian mothers breastfeed,…
THE ESSENCE OF EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING
The global event, observed annually from 1 to 7 August, will be commemorated this year under the theme, “Breastfeeding for a…
UNICEF calls on fathers and stakeholders in Borno to support breastfeeding mothers, highlighting its benefits for child health,…
Only 3 in 10 Nigerian babies receive exclusive breastmilk, UNICEF
Breastfeeding most effective investment in child survival – UNICEF
Support breastfeeding mothers, UNICEF urges men
UNICEF urges increased media support for breastfeeding coverage
Forty percent of newborns are not breastfed within the first hour, says health experts
Only six out of ten newborns get lifesaving first-hour breast milk
1 in 5 pregnant and breastfeeding women in eastern Chad acutely malnourished
Por qué la lactancia materna necesita una red: desafíos y soluciones para alcanzar las metas de la OMS
FG targets child malnutrition with 1,000 days nutrition campaign
Why breastfeeding rates have dropped in India: insights from NFHS-6
