133 million Nigerians, representing over 60 per cent of the country’s population, are multidimensionally poor.
The AAFP chairman stated that family planning could boost both parents’ income and positively impact the children.
The federal government unveiled a nationwide free C-section initiative aimed at reducing Nigeria’s alarming maternal mortality rates.
Mr Aku said it would discuss modalities for promoting family planning concepts for the economic benefit of Nigerians.
The Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zones (SAPZs) would be established in each of the three senatorial districts of the state.
AAFP said making the family planning budget pass through the annual legislation and appropriation would give it constitutional backing.
