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Its obvious our policy makers have nothing better to do with their time at work and their priorities are all messed up. First of all, how do they plan to implement this policy should it be made law? Secondly, what happens to women who cannot breast feed their babies such as HIV/AIDs infected mothers, sick mothers who are put on compulsory medication that contaminates their breast milk, and mothers who gave birth to babies who bite their mother's nipples with their gums while lactating?

I think I want to be a member of the task force for implementation when its passed into law I think I want to be a member of the task force for implementation when its passed into law

omicron:

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/08/fg-considers-bill-on-compulsory-breast-feeding/

I suggest they set up committee which i will head to monitor the programme and make sure all mothers comply

Sorry mate but NO, you can't reap where you didn't sow.
Sir Richyvkunt has been on this case from the grassroot level so he's automatically "selected and anointed" for this job.
He's got WHO and UNICEF back, no rival. Lol

Tittos: I think I want to be a member of the task force for implementation when its passed into law I think I want to be a member of the task force for implementation when its passed into law

uihebom: Sounds more like, HEY!! HEY!! MADAM!! STOP THERE !! YOU ARE UNDER ARREST FOR HAVING FULL LOADED JUICY BREST. UNDER SECTION 2 of FEED YOU PIKIN WELL, CONSTITUTION.STATE THAT : NOBODY SHOULD HAVE FULL JUICY BREST IN NIGERIA. SO MADAM AFTER OUR INTORAGATION,YOU ARE UNDER ARREST.

ha....ha... Na wa o, Tђα̲̅τ̲̅ kind arrest sef be as e get o....lol!!!!

Wonderful! Some men in position of authority can be amusing.
This is because they do not know how to be meaningfully occupied.

We do not need a legislation to make a woman breastfeed her baby; it is an innate desire.
The minister might as well introduce a legislation to force women
to use disposable instead of reusable baby napkins.

I tire-ooo>