Prevalence of Acute (Wasting) and Chronic (Stunting) Malnutrition among Children Age 6-59 months in Ewekoro Local Government Area, Ogun State,Nigeria.

Malnutrition is a condition that develops when the body does not get the right amount of the vitamins, minerals and other nutrients that needs to maintain healthy tissues and organs function. Malnutrition occurs in children as a result of under- nutrition or over- nutrition and its prevalence among the under-five is very high in many developing countries of the world.With the prevailing Global challenge of malnutrition ( Africa as a special case study),the adoption of the SDG 2-Zero Hunger and in furtherance of this noble research work to help to mitigate the global malnutrition challenge .The author is calling for global collaboration from Resource persons ,Researchers ,Public Community Health experts ,Nutritionist & Dietitians, Farmers & Agro allied businessBiometricians, Survey Experts & Data Analyst ,Social Enterprise ,Tech Startups, NGOs ,Grants and Funders Organization. Interested collaboration should please reach out to : OPEBIYI, OLAMILEKAN.A, RDN. opebiyiolamilekan50@gmail.co