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Our History

The society was inaugurated as Nigerian Fertility Society, in 1992. It operated under this name for years, during which it organized several seminars, conferences, at times with societies of similar interest.

Prof. Osato Giwa-Osagie and Prof. Oladapo Ashiru, along with Dr. John Esangbedo, Prof. Bomi Ogedengbe, Mrs Bobo Kayode, Prof. Akande Ebenezer, Prof. Oladapo Ladipo, Dr. Ibrahim Wada, along with others, have been at the forefront of this society, making it visible and heard, within and outside the country.

In this regard, Nigerian Fertility Society, (NFS), has consistently been involved with the International Federation of Fertility Societies, (IFFS) and the annual dues for the society being paid regularly, to ensure continuous involvement and participation with the IFFS. Several efforts were made to get this name, NFS, registered, but were unsuccessful. Therefore, in 2010, the name Association for Fertility and Reproductive Health, (AFRH) was finally accepted and registered, by the Corporate Affairs Commission.

Our Goal

The association is a non partisan, Non-gov- ernmental association, Geared towards the enhancement Of quality education service in Reproductive health education, with Em- phasis on fertility services: The association seeks to create an Awareness among all per- sons within Nigeria, africa and abroad, of the Importance of reproductive health.

Our Mission

To deliver innovative solar solutions that empower people, drive progress, and protect the planet.
Our Value

Our Goal

The Association is a non-partisan, non-governmental association, geared towards the enhancement of and quality education service in reproductive health education, with emphasis on fertility services. The association seeks to create an awareness among all persons within Nigeria, Africa and abroad, of the importance of reproductive health. The association is a non-partisan, non-governmental association, geared towards

To provide educational material in areas of need to be used in fertility and reproductive health education.