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A comparative assessment of the level of stockouts of modern family planning services in private and public health facilities in Nigeria by Onoja, Ali, Sanni, Felix, Onoja, Sheila, Abu, Aisha

“…Background: The use of family planning (FP) methods and stockouts of contraceptives are major challenges to the FP program in Sub-Saharan Africa. This study…”
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Estimation of maternal mortality ratio with sisterhood method in six local government areas of Oyo State, Nigeria by Onoja, Ali, Sanni, Felix, Akogu, Simon, Onoja, Sheila, Adamu, Imam, Yaaba, Yakubu

“…Background: The reduction of maternal mortality rate has been the top priority of global health, yet its persistently high rate in Africa is a severe issue…”
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Regional variation of family planning services in Nigerian health facilities by Onoja, Johnson, Sanni, Olaniyi, Ogedengge, Chris, Onoja, Sheila, Abiodun, Paul, Abubakar, Aisha

“…Background: Availability and accessibility of family planning (FP) services are the major factors affecting the fertility pattern and population growth rate in…”
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Baseline and post-intervention surveys of the prevalence of HIV in an African Rural population and women in the brothel by Onoja, AliJohnson, Sanni, FelixOlaniyi, Abiodun, PaulOlaiya, Adamu, Imam, Onoja, Sheila, Shaibu, John

“…Backgrounds: HIV remains a major global public health challenge despite all efforts to end the endemic since the 1980s. This study is aimed to determine the…”
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Voluntary Counselling and Testing for HIV Among Allied Workers in Rural Area of Nigeria: Evaluation of Community-Based Interventions by Onoja, Ali Johnson, Sanni, Felix Olaniyi, Abiodun, Paul Olaiya, Onoja, Sheila, Shaibu, John, Oguche, Daniel, Adamu, Imam

“…Background: Knowledge of human immunodeficiency virus status is a key tool in the fight against the spread of the human immunodeficiency virus epidemic…”
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Assessment of community-based intervention programs on the knowledge and risk perception of allied workers on HIV/AIDS by Onoja, Ali, Sanni, Felix, Abiodun, Paul, Shaibu, John, Oguche, Daniel, Adamu, Imam, Onoja, Sheila

“…Background: Adequate knowledge of HIV is an important tool in preventing and control of the virus. Workers in rural communities may not have assessed to…”
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Impact of Health Interventions on the Knowledge, Perception, Attitude, and Misconception of HIV Infection in an African Rural Community by Onoja, Ali Johnson, Sanni, Felix Olaniyi, Onoja, Sheila Iye, Adamu, Imam, Shaibu, John, Abiodun, Paul Olaiya

“…ABSTRACT Background: Adequate knowledge of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), its modes of transmission, and methods of prevention can facilitate its…”
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Comparative analysis of family planning services in urban and rural health facilities in Nigeria by Onoja, AliJohnson, Sanni, FelixOlaniyi, Akogu, SimonPeterside, Onoja, SheilaIye, Abubakar, Aisha

“…Aim: This study aimed to compare family planning (FP) services in urban and rural health facilities in Nigeria. Materials and Methods: The study is a…”
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Sexual Behaviours among Oil and Gas Workers in the Niger-Delta Region of Nigeria: Assessing the Impact of Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Prevention Programs by Onoja, Ali Johnson, Sanni, Felix Olaniyi, Abiodun, Paul Olaiya, Shaibu, John, Onoja, Sheila Iye, Adamu, Imam, Oguche, Daniel

“…Introduction: The major means of transmitting sexual-related diseases including HIV is through unprotected sexual activities. This study aimed to assess the…”
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Using the sisterhood method to determine the maternal mortality ratios in six local governments of Ondo State, Nigeria by Onoja, AliJohnson, Onuche, SimonPeterside, Sanni, FelixOlaniyi, Onoja, SheilaIye, Umogbai, Theophilus, Abiodun, PaulOlaiya, Mohammed, ShehuBusu

“…Background: Maternal mortality is a major global health challenge and very common in sub-Saharan Africa and usually occurs due to complications during…”
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Baseline and postintervention assessment of sexual violence and condom use among female sex workers in a semiurban African community by Onoja, AliJohnson, Sanni, FelixOlaniyi, Shaibu, John, Onoja, Sheila, Oguche, Daniel, Adamu, Imam, Abiodun, PaulOlaiya

“…Introduction: Sexual violence, which usually involves forced unprotected sex, is very common among sex workers in West Africa. The incidence of HIV in the…”
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A comparative assessment of the level of stockouts of modern family planning services in private and public health facilities in Nigeria by Onoja, Ali, Sanni, Felix, Onoja, Sheila, Abu, Aisha

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Estimation of maternal mortality ratio with sisterhood method in six local government areas of Oyo State, Nigeria by Onoja, Ali, Sanni, Felix, Akogu, Simon, Onoja, Sheila, Adamu, Imam, Yaaba, Yakubu

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Regional variation of family planning services in Nigerian health facilities by Onoja, Johnson, Sanni, Olaniyi, Ogedengge, Chris, Onoja, Sheila, Abiodun, Paul, Abubakar, Aisha

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Voluntary Counselling and Testing for HIV Among Allied Workers in Rural Area of Nigeria: Evaluation of Community-Based Interventions by Ali Johnson Onoja, Felix Olaniyi Sanni, Paul Olaiya Abiodun, Sheila Onoja, John Shaibu, Daniel Oguche, Imam Adamu

“…Introduction: Knowledge of human immunodeficiency virus status is a key tool in the fight against the spread of the human immunodeficiency virus epidemic…”
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