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BREAKING: Men in federal civil service to enjoy 14 days paternity leave – FG

The Federal Executive Council, FEC on Wednesday approved a 14-day paternity leave to make men properly bond with their newborn baby or adopted one.

ABUJA – The Federal Executive Council, FEC on Wednesday approved a 14-day paternity leave to make men properly bond with their newborn baby or adopted one.

The paternity leave is for men in the federal civil service.

Vanguard reports that the Head of Civil Service of the Federation, Dr Folasade Yemi-Esan, disclosed this while briefing State House correspondents at the end of the Council’s weekly meeting presided over by Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo, at the First Lady’s Conference Room, Presidential Villa, Abuja.

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Dr Yemi Esan, Acting Head of Service of the Federation

Dr Yemi-Esan said the paternity leave was approved for men when their wives are delivered of their new babies.

According to her, bonding was important to help the newly born or adopted baby properly bond with the father at the early period as the baby bonds with the other.

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