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Reason Explanation

Malnutrition prevalence High rates of malnutrition impact health outcomes and economic
productivity.

Public health burden Poor nutrition contributes to the prevalence of diseases like
malaria, HIV/AIDS, and tuberculosis.

Maternal and child health Adequate nutrition during pregnancy and early childhood is crucial
for proper growth and development.

Economic impact Malnutrition hampers workforce productivity and economic


development.

Food security Ensuring adequate nutrition helps in achieving food security for the
population.

Education outcomes Proper nutrition improves cognitive function and academic


performance.

Vulnerable populations Vulnerable groups like children and pregnant women are
particularly affected by malnutrition.

Healthcare costs Addressing malnutrition reduces healthcare costs associated with


treating related illnesses.

Sustainable development Nutrition is essential for achieving sustainable development goals,


including poverty reduction.
National development agenda Prioritizing nutrition aligns with national development
objectives and promotes overall well-being.

NAME:AYENI MOTUNRAYO OREOLUWA

MATRIC NO:220712022

TITLE:Reasons why you think nutrition is important in Nigeria

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