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SPECIAL REPORT: Before they could finish school, Nigeria’s health system made them mothers

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Available family planning commodities at Omi Eran Primary Health Centre, Osun State. Credit: Fawaz Adebisi

This investigation found that adolescent girls who seek family planning in South-west Nigeria often encounter a health system that is inconsistent or inaccessible.

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