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Health experts at the 'Knowledge Translation and Policy Engagement' event, to discuss mitigating maternity deaths

Health experts at the 'Knowledge Translation and Policy Engagement' event, to discuss mitigating maternity deaths

Development Cable

Health experts: Barriers to professional care must be removed to reduce maternal mortality in Lagos

byEbunoluwa Olafusi

July 8, 2025

Idara Umoette (with the mic), a medical doctor and founder of BirthSafe Nigeria

Idara Umoette (with the mic), a medical doctor and founder of BirthSafe Nigeria

Development Cable

BirthSafe to train 200 nurses in Lagos to reduce maternal mortality

byJanefrances Chibundu

June 27, 2025

Natalia Kanem, executive director of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)

Natalia Kanem, executive director of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)

Development Cable

UN says maternal mortality has dropped by 40% globally since 2020

April 7, 2025

Eliminating anaemia in pregnancy can reduce maternal mortality by 30%, says UNILAG don

byTaiwo Adebulu

February 26, 2025

Development Cable

Health experts: Why we need reliable data to curb high maternal mortality

byTaiwo Adebulu

February 23, 2025

Development Cable

UNICEF: Multiple micronutrient supplements needed to reduce maternal mortality in Nigeria

August 16, 2024

L-R: Shola Ayanronke Adeleke; the secretary of District 9127 maternal and child health committee, Lovina; the chairperson of the committee, Chief Haruna Gwyendaye, the district head of Dutse Baupma, Abuja; Mike Ukachi Nwanoshiri, the district governor of Rotary International for District 9127; and Rosemond Favour Uche, the President, Rotary Club of Abuja Maitama, during the presentation of medical equipment for maternal and child health to the district head on Tuesday.

L-R: Shola Ayanronke Adeleke; the secretary of District 9127 maternal and child health committee, Lovina; the chairperson of the committee, Chief Haruna Gwyendaye, the district head of Dutse Baupma, Abuja; Mike Ukachi Nwanoshiri, the district governor of Rotary International for District 9127; and Rosemond Favour Uche, the President, Rotary Club of Abuja Maitama, during the presentation of medical equipment for maternal and child health to the district head on Tuesday.

Rotary Club committed to reducing maternal, child mortality in FCT, says district governor

July 18, 2024

Rural women hit hardest by Nigeria’s worsening healthcare crisis

byTaiwo Adebulu

June 10, 2024

Your Say

Boosting maternal and child health in Nigeria

January 22, 2024

Viewpoint

Ending maternal mortality: A call to action for Africa and why Nigeria must lead!

byMaureen Ideozu

October 5, 2023

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