The Sani family in Kano, Nigeria eagerly awaits their favorite show Gidan Badamasi, which reflects their struggles with family issues exacerbated by a booming youth population.
As the protagonists of Gidan Badamasi highlight, the repercussions of having many children resonate with many in Nigeria, where women bear an average of over five children.
In Nigeria, overpopulation poses pressing challenges as society grapples with educating and employing a rapidly growing youth, crucial for potential economic growth.
A protracted baby boom in Africa contrasts sharply with declining birthrates in wealthier regions, showcasing the significance of addressing family planning and child survival.
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