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Child survival

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Press release
01/01/2019
New Year’s Babies: More than 25,000 babies will be born in Nigeria on New Year’s Day - UNICEF
As the calendar turns to 2019, UNICEF calls on countries to meet every newborn’s right to health and survival
A child being screened for malnutrition
Press release
11/20/2018
UNICEF calls for leaders to re-commit to child survival and development on International World Children’s Day
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10/01/2018
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Join hands with UNICEF to build a better future for every child in Nigeria
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Photo Essay
07/11/2018
Every child alive in Nigeria
A fair chance in life begins with a strong, healthy start. Unfortunately, many children in Nigeria are still deprived of this.
Baby is vaccinated against polio at home.
Press release
04/23/2018
News note: 4.3 million children in Nigeria still miss out on vaccinations every year
A baby is being weighed at a UNICEF-supported health centre in Borno State.
Press release
02/20/2018
World is failing newborn babies, says UNICEF
Situation in Nigeria is improving but progress is very slow
Press release
01/01/2018
More than 20,000 babies to be born on New Year’s Day in Nigeria, says UNICEF
UNICEF challenges nations around the world to make sure more newborns survive their first days of life
Press release
10/30/2017
DSM, UNICEF, and Sight and Life partner to deliver better nutrition in Nigeria
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Article
09/08/2017
Caring staff make all the difference
Ante-natal care services at clinic are increasingly being taken up by mothers, who are taking advantage of the advice and care that is available for free.
Press release
09/07/2017
Growing concern for nearly 1.4 million internally displaced people living in cholera ‘hotspots’ as outbreak spreads in northeast Nigeria
Heavy rains bring deadly disease to children in northeast Nigeria already battling malnutrition
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