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Breastfeeding most effective investment in child survival – UNICEF

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A mother breastfeeding (PHOTO CREDIT: mommybites.com)

The Chief of UNICEF Field office, Enugu, Juliet Chiluwe, said that although more than 90 per cent of Nigerian mothers breastfeed, optimal breastfeeding practices remained below national and global targets.

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