By Akinlabi Hassan In every nation, the birth of a child is more than a family milestone. It is a critical data point that helps governments understand population trends, plan public services, and allocate resources effectively. In Nigeria, where an estimated five million children are born annually, maintaining a reliable childbirth database seems to be a herculean task despite being an essential tool for development planning and sustainable growth. According to the UNICEF, only 30% of children under the age of 5 have had their birth registered in Nigeria. A childbirth...