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No, 60% of women in Nigeria don’t give birth at traditional attendants’ facilities
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Traditional medicine could improve healthcare in Nigeria, experts told a February 2021 meeting of alternative medicine practitioners.
One of them, Dr
Moyo Kasim, head of the Lagos State College of Health Technology, said alternative medicine was part of Nigeria’s culture.   ....

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