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Should Abortion Be Banned In Nigerian or Not? LET’S TALK!!

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Abortion is the intentional termination of a human pregnancy, which is most commonly done during the first 28 weeks of pregnancy…

Abortion is lawful in Nigeria only if it is done to save a woman’s life. Abortions are still frequent, and the majority of them are dangerous because they are performed in secret, by untrained providers, or both.

Unsafe abortion is a major factor to the high rates of mother death, illness, and disability in the country. Nigeria has one of the world’s highest maternal death rates, with little progress in recent years.

ONE IN FOUR PREGNANCIES ARE UNINTENDED

In spite of Nigeria’s highly restrictive abortion law, an estimated 1.25 million induced abortions occurred in 2012. The number doubled from an estimated 610,000 in 1996 because of both population growth and an increase in the rate of abortion.

Negative Effects Of Abortion

Unsafe abortion complications ranging from pain and bleeding to more serious diseases such as sepsis (systemic infection), pelvic infections, device injury, and death. Around 40% of women who have an abortion face major problems that necessitate medical attention.

Unsafe abortion has a significant impact on the health care system in the United States, as well as the health and well-being of women and their families. The financial cost is significant: According to a Guttmacher study, postabortion treatment in Nigerian hospitals cost US$132 per patient in 2005, with families paying US$95.

Should Abortion Be Banned In Nigerian or Not?

In my opinion, YES it should be banned indefinitely. If you can fall pregnant, you should be ready to keep the baby!

Men should be forced to take total responsibility (Financial) after impregnating women.

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Should Abortion Be Banned In Nigerian or Not?

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