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Monday, August 10, 2020

Oyetunji, Bello, Kallon, Hawkins lead speakers @launch of automated birth registration - NaijaAgroNet

NaijaAgroNet:
The Chairman, National Population Commission, Dr. Eyitayo Oyetunji, Director-General, National Population Commission, Dr. Ghaji Ismaila Bello, UN Resident Coordinator in Nigeria, Mr. Edward Kallon, the UNICEF Representative in Nigeria, Mr. Peter Hawkins, would be leading speakers at the launch of the innovative technology for an automated, digitized system for registering births of children in the country today, reports NaijaAgroNet.

They are expected to lead other heads of UN Agencies; Federal Commissioner, National Population Commission; Executive Director, National Primary Health Care Development Agency; Director General, National Orientation Agency; State Commissioners of Health, Education, Budget and Planning; State Directors, National Population Commission; Executive Secretaries, States Primary Health Care Development Agencies; Heads of Departments of Vital Registration, National Population Commission; CSOs, Media as Nigeria joins the African continent to commemorate Civil Registration and Vital Statistics Day, 2020.

NaijaAgroNet gathered that the technology is a hand-held, customized tablet that registers births using an android application. It not only captures and uploads data to a central database/server hosted by NPC in real time, but also captures information about the child, parents and place of birth, education levels of both parents, birth order of the child and the rural/urban base where the child was registered.

The innovation, NaijaAgroNet equally gathered, has already been piloted in Kebbi, Adamawa, Bauchi, Sokoto and the FCT. It will eventually be deployed in all 774 LGAs in Nigeria.

NaijaAgroNet further gathered that according to the Nigeria’s National Demographic Health Survey 2018 (NDHS 2018) “… Only 43 per cent of children under age 5 have their births registered by the NPC.”

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