ASHENEWS reports that the 8th National Family Planning Conference, themed “Sustaining Commitments for Family Planning (FP) within the Nigeria Health Sector Renewal Investment Initiative: Advancing Progress Toward Achieving FP2030 Goals,” has commenced in Abuja. By Justina Asishana The conference seems to look at avenues of increasing Nigeria’s contraceptive prevalence rate (CPR) which is currently at 15 per cent and to address the unmet family planning needs which is currently at 21 per cent. The conference which began on December 2, 2024 at the Abuja Continental Hotel will end on December 6. It is organized by the Federal Ministry of Health…
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