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NPC to register 12.72m children in 2023 -official - Vimarsana News

NPC to register 12.72m children in 2023 -official

The National Population Commission (NPC) says it will register 12.72 million of less than five years children in 2023 to improve child birth registration in the country. NPC Director of Vital Registration Department Matthew Sunday announced this during an orientation on Micro Plan Development for Integrated Birth Registration in Minna on Monday. The News Agency

Ekiti's 177 primary health care facilities get M4.6m each for upgrade  - - Vimarsana News

Ekiti's 177 primary health care facilities get M4.6m each for upgrade  -

Part of the components of the programmer is the injection of over N800 million into the health sector as each of the 177 Primary Health Care facilities in the state is receiving N4.6 million cheque as one-off investment fund.

UNICEF Urges Nigeria to Prioritize Birth Registration to Tackle Population Crisis - Vimarsana News

UNICEF Urges Nigeria to Prioritize Birth Registration to Tackle Population Crisis

The introduction of birth registration in Nigeria will assist the government in navigating its current population planning crisis, says the United Nations Children's Fund.

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Education, Infant mortality, Poverty worsened in Zamfara under Matawalle - Vimarsana News

Education, Infant mortality, Poverty worsened in Zamfara under Matawalle

Governor Matawalle promised to tackle unemployment and poverty as well as revamp the education and health sectors