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Gynaecologists- Why African women have High fertility rate .

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              Maternal health experts have explained why African women give birth to many children, revealing that many of them place a premium on having children. Aside from placing a premium on children, the physicians linked the high fertility rate to choice for these women, adding that having many children is a decision by anyone who desires it.     The gynaecologists clarified that the high fertility rate doesn’t mean that African women were genetically predisposed to it or were more fertile than women from other countries. The fertility rate is the number of children born alive to women during the year as a proportion of the average annual population of women of the same age. Nigeria’s fertility rate, which is said to be 5.3 births per woman, is one of the highest in the world. In 2024, there are six countries, all in Sub-Saharan Africa, where the average woman of childbearing age can expect to have around six or more children throughout their lifetime. The six African countries ...
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Skit with Hilda Baci now my biggest ever — comedian, Sydney Talker

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Tope Alabi Popular Nigerian skit maker Sydney Egere best known as Sydney Talker has taken to social media to appreciate Guinness World Record holder Holda Baci for agreeing to work with him on a project that has garnered major traction across top social media platforms.   The comedian in his appreciation post on Instagram, on July 22, thanked Baci for ‘allowing me to create a masterpiece with her,” a masterpiece that has become ‘his biggest ever.” Sharing statistics on how the video titled ‘When she’s a good cook ‘ has done on some social media platforms since it’s release, he wrote "AN APPRECIATION POST This is to bring to your attention that the video I made with hilda is now the biggest video I have ever created. So firstly, I'll like to appreciate my God (Jehovah Gibbor). Because it's not by my power, might nor strength but by his sufficient grace in my life. Thank you father for I can see what you've done and what you're doing. I lift your name high lord. You ...
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The pioneer of Afrobeat,Fela kuti

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Father to a generation. Olufela Olusegun Oludotun Ransome-Kuti aka Fela Aníkúlápó Kuti was a Nigerian multi-instrumentalist, musician, singer, composer, bandleader, political activist, and Pan-Africanist. The pioneer of Afrobeat, as well as a voice for the people. Fela, coming from a family of prominent influencers, was destined for greatness. His mother was an anti-colonial feminist that led the Abeokuta Women's riots in the 1940s. His father was an Anglican minister, as well as the president of the Nigerian Union of Teachers. Fela's cousin, Wole Soyinka, is a well-known writer and Nobel Peace Prize winner for literature (the first Sub-Saharan African to win the award). Kuti's start in music began in the late 1950s. He was sent abroad to London where he was meant to study medicine, but ended up shifting to study music instead. He mastered many instruments from the trumpet, electric guitar, drums, saxophone, and piano. He put together a band known as Africa 70 (later on ren...
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