children. The market isn’t smiling, and customers are fewer now,” she recalled.
After the birth, she and her husband decided enough was enough and advised the family had to opted for family planning.
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In Edo Families Turn To Family Planning To Survive Nigeria’s Harsh Economy
When Chinyere Okonkwo, a 32-year-old tailor in Egor, Edo State, found out she was pregnant with her fourth child, her heart sank.
“I sat on the floor and cried. We were already struggling to feed three
Today is Safe Motherhood Day.
Every mother deserves access to quality, respectful, and timely healthcare, no matter where she lives or her economic status.
Theme: Equity in Maternal Health: Leaving No Mother Behind.