Trends in Early Initiation and Frequency of Antenatal Care Visits in Nigeria (2015–2025): A Decade of Transition

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The global landscape of maternal health has undergone a paradigm shift, marked by the WHO’s2016 transition to a minimum of eight antenatal contacts. In Nigeria, the period of 2015–2025represents a critical era of policy implementation amidst complex socio-political challenges.Antenatal Care (ANC) is a specialized platform for life-saving interventions, including malariaprophylaxis, management of pregnancy-induced hypertension, and PMTCT of HIV. 3

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