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Niger State Sees Decline in Early Breastfeeding Rates
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Niger Govt laments decline in Early Initiated Breastfeeding from 42% to 35.5% – TheNGblog
The Niger State Government has expressed concern over the decline in Early Initiated Breastfeeding, EIB, rates in the state from 42 percent in 2018 to 35.5 percent in 2023. The decline was revealed in a report by the National Demographic Health Survey, NDHS. The State Nutrition Officer, Hajia Asmau Abubakar commented on the report during a 5-Day Desk Review and Domestication of Social and Behaviour Change, SBC, Strategy for Nutrition in Niger St…
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