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Breastfeeding: Experts Urge Families to Support New Mothers Health advocates in Ekiti and Anambra have urged families and health workers to support exclusive breastfeeding to improve infant health and development.
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Breastfeeding: Experts Urge Families to Support New Mothers

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LAGOS, Nigeria – The First Lady of Ekiti State, Dr Olayemi Oyebanji, and the Chairperson of the...
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NAFDAC Warns Nigerians Over Fake Cerelac in Lagos Counterfeit Cerelac products seized by NAFDAC in Lagos
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NAFDAC Warns Nigerians Over Fake Cerelac in Lagos

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LAGOS Nigeria – The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control warn Nigerians over counterfeit...
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Lagos Steps Up Maternal, Infant Health Drive Health officials attend maternal and infant mortality reduction workshop in Lagos.
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Lagos Steps Up Maternal, Infant Health Drive

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LAGOS, Nigeria – The Lagos State Government has intensified efforts to reduce maternal and infant deaths through...
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