A fertility specialist at BridgeClinic, Lagos, Dr. Ayo Olayinka, has revealed that approximately three out of every ten couples in Nigeria are currently grappling with one form of infertility or another, describing the trend as deeply concerning and calling for urgent awareness and intervention across the country. Speaking at the April edition of the BridgeClinic
A Nigerian woman living with the lifelong complications of sickle cell anaemia, Balikis Salami, has made an emotional plea to young couples with the AS genotype to avoid marrying each other, stressing the severe physical, emotional, and financial suffering children born with sickle cell disorder often endure. Speaking from her personal ordeal, Salami, who has
A leading fertility consultant at BridgeClinic, Lagos, Dr. Ayo Olayinka, has raised concern over the growing rate of infertility among Nigerian couples, revealing that at least three out of every ten couples are currently battling one form of infertility or another. He made this known during the April edition of the BridgeClinic Forum held in
