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Nigeria: Adolescents, Youths Need Correct Information For Informed Choices - NURHI

Nigeria: Adolescents, Youths Need Correct Information For Informed Choices – NURHI

Media Training on LPAY in Kaduna, northern Nigeria

  By Joseph Edegbo

A health advocacy group, Nigerian Urban Reproductive Health Initiative, NURHI has tasked Journalists to give the adolescents and youths correct information that would guide them to make informed choices as they grow through different stages in life.

  An Official of the group, Aisha Waziri handed down the task Tuesday at a…

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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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Nigerian NGO Relaunches Weekly Radio Programme 'Get lt Together'

Nigerian NGO Relaunches Weekly Radio Programme ‘Get lt Together’

‘get it together’ Logo

By Amos Tauna

A weekly radio programme, ‘Get lt Together’ campaign of the Nigerian Urban Reproductive Health Initiative, NURHI, will be back on air this weekend in Kaduna, Lagos and Oyo States.

The new season of the “Get It Together” Radio programmes will air Se’rigbo in Lagos, Ireti Eda in Oyo, and Komai Nisan Jifa in Kaduna starting the week of February 12th, 2018.

The…

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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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Nigeria: NURHI On Succession Plan Preparatory To Its 2020 Exit

By Joseph Edegbo

A 3 – day workshop on Review, Coordination and Succession plan between Nigerian Urban Reproductive Health Initiative and Family Health Advocates in Nigeria Initiative is underway in Kaduna, northwest Nigeria.

Operations of NURHI is expected to end in year 2020 and to be succeeded by FHANI.

Other similar advocacy groups from Ogun, Kano and Delta states as well as Abuja, the…

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Child Spacing Project, NURHI Appreciates Over 300 Community Mobilisers In Kaduna

Social Mobilisers Enlightening a Woman On Child Spacing In Kaduna, Northern Nigeria

By Iliya Kure

Kaduna (Nigeria) – Over 300 community mobilisers that contributed to the success of child spacing campaign in Kaduna State, northern Nigeria, were Monday honoured by Nigerian Urban Reproductive Health Initiative (NURHI), a Gates Foundation Project.

Since 2010, the community mobilisers worked in…

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Kaduna Praises NURHI, Others For Role In Creation Of Family Planning Budget Line

Kaduna Praises NURHI, Others For Role In Creation Of Family Planning Budget Line

By Iliya Kure

Executive Director of Kaduna State Primary Healthcare Development Agency, Dr. Hadiza Balarabe has expressed appreciation to Civil Society Organisations working in the state for their role in pushing child spacing agenda forward and ensuring that quality services are delivered at health facilities.

Balarabe was addressing a meeting of Family Planning Advocacy Stakeholders in Kaduna…

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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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