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DevComs Advocates Youth Friendly Centres

DevComs Advocates Youth Friendly Centres

The Development Communication Network (DevComs), an NGO, has advocated for the establishment of Youth Friendly Centres dedicated to providing sexual and reproductive health services in the country. The DevComs Programme Director, Mr Akin Jimoh, made this call in a statement to commemorate the 2018 World Population Day (WPD) on Wednesday in Abuja.

The WPD is an annual event observed on July 11,…

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Establish Youth Friendly Centres Dedicated To Providing Sexual And Reproductive Health Services – DevComs To Nigerian Govt.

Establish Youth Friendly Centres Dedicated To Providing Sexual And Reproductive Health Services – DevComs To Nigerian Govt.

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  A Nigeria based NGO, Development Communications Network (DevComs) has called for the establishment of Youth Friendly Centres dedicated to providing sexual and reproductive health services that meets the special needs of the target group.

  “it is important to establish Youth Friendly Centres dedicated to providing sexual and reproductive health services that meets…

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DevComs, NURHI Inaugurate Child Spacing Media Forum In Kaduna, Northern Nigeria

DevComs, NURHI Inaugurate Child Spacing Media Forum In Kaduna, Northern Nigeria

Members of Child Spacing Media Forum in Kaduna State

By Amos Tauna

Kaduna (Nigeria) – Determined to ensure that every nook and cranny in Kaduna State and beyond get to understand and appreciate child spacing as the best option for reduction in maternal death, a 25 man media committee was inaugurated by Development Communications Network (DevComs), in partnership with Nigerian Urban Reproductive…

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Lagos accounts for 24% Maternal Mortality Rate in Nigeria — Devcoms

The Programme Director of Development Communications Network (DEVCOMS), Mr Akin Jimoh has disclosed that Lagos accounts for 24 percent of Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) in Nigeria.

Jimoh who made the revelation when he visited the Lagos Operations of the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) at Iganmu, Lagos on Thursday, called for collaboration with the media for improved maternal and child health to…

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​Maternal Mortality: Media Practitioners Charged on Continues Awareness Creation 

By Alex Uangbaoje, Kaduna ‎ Media practitioners has been urged not to relent in creating awareness on the issues that affect women in the society, as no level of awareness is too much in saving lives of women. 

Christy Alabi, a journalist with Daily Trust Newspaper, made the call in Kaduna during a discussion segment at a roundtable forum on Safe Motherhood” organised by Development…

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