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Viral hepatitis is a systematic disease caused by viruses A-E that mostly involves the liver (Brooks et al.,2007). Hepatitis B virus (HBV) is a DNA virus belonging to the family Hepadna viridae with Hepatitis B surface antigen(HBs Ag) being a complex antigen (ag) found on its surface(Hollinger & Dienstag, 1990; Brooks et al., 2007). Infection caused by Hepatitis B virus is worldwide in distribution and is a serious public health problem causing about 2 billion infections worldwide (WHO, 1996). Transmission of this disease is commonly through blood transfusion, blood products, body fluids (Urine, semen, sweat, saliva and tears), use of contaminated needles, vertical transmission (mother-to-child through infected birth canal) and sexual contact (Brooks et al., 2007). Hepatitis B is of two phases, anicteric (acute) and icteric (chronic). Neonates born of chronically infected mothers are 7090% at risk of the infection progressing to chronic phase (Lin & Kirchner, 2004)

Sero prevalance of Hepatisis B Virus in pregnant women attending a clinic in Zaria, Nigeria