Advocates of exclusive breast-feeding have called all government and private establishments as well as labour leaders to promote flexible work hours that will accommodate the demands of nursing mothers.
At a round-table discussion with the ministry of health and the Nigerian Labour Congress, they called on all tiers of government and stake-holders to support the campaign by engaging employers to extend paid maternity leave to 6 months, or provide creches and lactating rooms for breast feeding mothers.
The move , according to them, will help encourage mothers indulge in exclusive breast-feeding.
Advocates of exclusive breast-feeding have called all government and private establishments as well as labour leaders to promote flexible work hours that will accommodate the demands of nursing mothers.
At a round-table discussion with the ministry of health and the Nigerian Labour Congress, they called on all tiers of government and stake-holders to support the campaign by engaging employers to extend paid maternity leave to 6 months, or provide creches and lactating rooms for breast feeding mothers.
The move , according to them, will help encourage mothers indulge in exclusive breast-feeding.
Advocates of exclusive breast-feeding have called all government and private establishments as well as labour leaders to promote flexible work hours that will accommodate the demands of nursing mothers.
At a round-table discussion with the ministry of health and the Nigerian Labour Congress, they called on all tiers of government and stake-holders to support the campaign by engaging employers to extend paid maternity leave to 6 months, or provide creches and lactating rooms for breast feeding mothers.
The move , according to them, will help encourage mothers indulge in exclusive breast-feeding.
Advocates of exclusive breast-feeding have called all government and private establishments as well as labour leaders to promote flexible work hours that will accommodate the demands of nursing mothers.
At a round-table discussion with the ministry of health and the Nigerian Labour Congress, they called on all tiers of government and stake-holders to support the campaign by engaging employers to extend paid maternity leave to 6 months, or provide creches and lactating rooms for breast feeding mothers.
The move , according to them, will help encourage mothers indulge in exclusive breast-feeding.
Advocates of exclusive breast-feeding have called all government and private establishments as well as labour leaders to promote flexible work hours that will accommodate the demands of nursing mothers.
At a round-table discussion with the ministry of health and the Nigerian Labour Congress, they called on all tiers of government and stake-holders to support the campaign by engaging employers to extend paid maternity leave to 6 months, or provide creches and lactating rooms for breast feeding mothers.
The move , according to them, will help encourage mothers indulge in exclusive breast-feeding.
Advocates of exclusive breast-feeding have called all government and private establishments as well as labour leaders to promote flexible work hours that will accommodate the demands of nursing mothers.
At a round-table discussion with the ministry of health and the Nigerian Labour Congress, they called on all tiers of government and stake-holders to support the campaign by engaging employers to extend paid maternity leave to 6 months, or provide creches and lactating rooms for breast feeding mothers.
The move , according to them, will help encourage mothers indulge in exclusive breast-feeding.
Advocates of exclusive breast-feeding have called all government and private establishments as well as labour leaders to promote flexible work hours that will accommodate the demands of nursing mothers.
At a round-table discussion with the ministry of health and the Nigerian Labour Congress, they called on all tiers of government and stake-holders to support the campaign by engaging employers to extend paid maternity leave to 6 months, or provide creches and lactating rooms for breast feeding mothers.
The move , according to them, will help encourage mothers indulge in exclusive breast-feeding.
Advocates of exclusive breast-feeding have called all government and private establishments as well as labour leaders to promote flexible work hours that will accommodate the demands of nursing mothers.
At a round-table discussion with the ministry of health and the Nigerian Labour Congress, they called on all tiers of government and stake-holders to support the campaign by engaging employers to extend paid maternity leave to 6 months, or provide creches and lactating rooms for breast feeding mothers.
The move , according to them, will help encourage mothers indulge in exclusive breast-feeding.
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