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Breastfeeding is the Right of Every Child in Nigeria

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Alagbo Patience
9 years ago

Breast feeding is a right for all infants to have a better health stable community and country at large.I stand for exclusive breast feeding for infants less than and up to 6 months and children till 2 years.

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Mensah Josephine
9 years ago

Comments I advocate for 6 months maternity leave to be given to Nigerian mothers in the private and public sectors.

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Iheme Gideon
9 years ago Featured

Every child deserves to be exclusively breastfed. That genius of tomorrow emanates from the adequate nutrition and care received as an infant. Mothers should be encouraged to help build the future of this nation.

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Kesinro Bisi
9 years ago

Save our young blood

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Ibrahim Lynna
9 years ago

Safe the child, save the future economy.

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Temitayo Bamidele
9 years ago

Exclusive breastfeeding is paramount for a child's healthy growth and development.

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Gregg Ihenyen
9 years ago

For me those stats are really worrisome. 25%??? What?!!! Wow. So what are the reasons? Can we engage the people? I admire this movement. Well done... More advocacy like this will help. Hope our law makers and those in authority will hear word!!

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Deborah Hirekaan
9 years ago

For a better and brighter future!

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Adeyemi adetutu
9 years ago

Breastfeeding is the most important rhing an infant needs

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Adebayo Agbaje
9 years ago

Let's impact the future leaders of tomorrow

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Temitayo Bamidele
9 years ago

Exclusive breastfeeding is paramount for a healthy child's growth and development.

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Laditan Oluwalonimi Clara
9 years ago

Breast is Best!!!!!

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Gbenga Asaolu
9 years ago

I support exclusive breastfeeding

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Ogunbowale Olugbenga
9 years ago

I totally support exclusive breast feeding.

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FOLAGBEMI OLUJUYIGBE
9 years ago

We need more petitions advocating for the voiceless.

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Bamiteko Adedotun
9 years ago Featured

Is it not a doubt or assumption that exclusive breastfeeding is greatly affected by insufficient time for maternity leave. Mothers finds it difficult to breastfeed their wards after a hard day work. Consideration should also be given to the less privileged or illitrate through public englightment and provision of basic needs through the Hospital, health centres or clinics.

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Taiwo Habeeb OLAJIDE
9 years ago

Protect the children; Save our future.