NIGERIA: Baby boom, STI alarm as condom, oral contraceptives’ prices soar —
Fears abound that the worsening situation in Nigeria may escalate not the only challenge of overpopulation but also increase Sexually Transmitted Infections, STIs, poverty, unwanted pregnancies and unsafe abortion, which may lead to maternal deaths and the overall health of Nigerians.
The situation has become more worrisome with the worsening economic hardship occasioned by the fall of the naira to the dollar and other major currencies.
As a result, basic commodities of survival such as food, medicines, petroleum products, and even contraceptives are priced out of the reach of the average Nigerian...
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Published (Updated) on Monday, March 11, 2024

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