Globally, family planning service is an essential element of reproductive health care and
contributes immensely to the reduction of the worldwide burden of maternal and child …

Background: In developing countries especially in Africa, reproductive ill health have been a
great concern to many stakeholders as maternal mortality and morbidity are very high …

Background: Unplanned pregnancies are on the increase in Nigeria, and there is enough
evidence that family planning can drastically reduce the incidence of unplanned/unwanted …

Background: Family planning has been adopted as one of the strategies for improving
maternal and child health. Family planning is beneficial in reducing maternal and child …

Objective To assess the knowledge, attitudes and practices of family planning among
women belonging to different socio-economic status. Methods A cross sectional study was …

Objectives: To assess the uptake of family planning services and its determinants among
women of reproductive age group in Edo North Senatorial District, Edo State. Methodology …

Background: Contraceptive widely known in most rural setting as family planning is the
planning of when to have children and the use of birth control and other techniques to …

Background: As Nigeria strives to achieve the goals of the millennium declaration,
particularly the reduction of maternal mortality, one of the key interventions is the promotion …

Background: Nigeria is the most populous black nation in the world, with urban-rural
variations. In the face of limited resources, this scenario presents a case on the need for the …

Nigeria has a population of about 180 million, estimated to double in 22 years due to low
uptake of family planning services. Low utilization of family planning is the major factor …