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Proper Breastfeeding, Family Planning Helps Control Birth Rate, Reduces Maternal Death - Expert

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Women no longer give birth carelessly - Family planning expert

A family planning expert at Ikot Offiong Ambai Primary Health Center in Akpabuyo Local government Area of Cross River State, Gift Effiong Edem has said

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COVID-19 lockdown, #EndSARS protest make children drop out of schools ― Investigation

Translate COVID-19 lockdown, #EndSARS protest make children drop out of schools ― Investigation On By Ike Uchechukwu – Calabar The advent of COVID-19 in Nigeria has affected a lot of things including education and mostly affected are primary school children. Vanguard investigations showed that most primary schools in Cross River have lost pupils as many of them could not return to school after staying at home for months due to lockdown which was later worsened by the EndSARS protest which turned violent leading to the destruction of some government property in Cross River. About 10 Primary Schools visited by Vanguard in three LGAs of the state, their population which used to be around 1000 to 1500 now stands at 400 and at most 600 pupils.

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Breaking News | Population in Cross River primary schools drops due to COVID-19, #EndSARS

Views: Visits 16 The population of primary school pupils in Cross River State has dropped as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and #EndSARS protests as most schools operate without safety protocols. The Guardian observed that most schools opened in October, but they did not resume with their normal population before COVID-19 and in some cases. As schools resumed in August, Commissioner for Health and Chairman, COVID-19 Response Team, Dr. Beta Edu, promised that they would be provided with automatic disinfected pass and that her team would work with school heads on Infection Prevention Control (IPC) protocols. In a recent field visit following a virtual meeting with journalists titled: “COVID-19: Education In The Recovery Process, The Role Of The Media,” organised by UNICEF, it was discovered that most of the primary schools operate without physical distancing, while most of the children failed to wear face mask.

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