The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) has expressed deep concern over Nigeria's low exclusive breastfeeding rate, revealing that two out of every three Nigerian children are not exclusively breastfed despite clear scientific evidence showing the practice is essential for child survival, healthy growth and cognitive development. The agency also called on journalists and media organisations to intensify accurate and sustained advocacy on breastfeeding, describing the media as a critical partner in influencing public attitudes, shaping policies and encouraging mothers and families to adopt recommended infant feeding practices. The appeal was made...