22.5% of pregnancies in Nigeria are by teenagers, says Lagos commissioner

Idris made the disclosure while delivering a lecture at the first Lecture and Award Series, 2017 of the Inspiration 92.3fm held at the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, NIIA, Victoria Island, Lagos.

Adelowo Adebumiti

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