AS the London Family Planning Summit kicked off, no less than 56 Civil Society Organisations have called on the Minister of Health to ensure funds are secured, and released in time to ensure appropriate access Family Planning services and commoditities towards improving the health of Nigerian women.
The Summit which opened July 10 under the auspices of the DFID, BMGF, UNFPA and FP2020 is being attended by African Ministers of Health and Finance from 42 of the world's poorest countries as follow up to the 2012 inaugural London Summit.
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