How Nigerian men can help reduce maternal deaths

In Senegal, husbands are returning to school. Not to obtain degrees, but to learn how to save their wives’ lives. In community circles called “Schools for Husbands,” men gather to learn about maternal health, safe childbirth, and family care.

by Ebuka Ukoh

Newborn and maternal mortality in Nigeria

Experts urge national audit, autopsies to curb maternal deaths

by Ijeoma Nwanosike

Report highlights 99.9% drop in maternal deaths in Lagos

by Ijeoma Nwanosike

FG moves to crash high maternal deaths

by Nkechi Onyedika-Ugoeze, Abuja

Tinubu to delist Nigeria from countries with highest maternal deaths – TMSG

by NAN

Lagos, NEMSAS, health ministry partner to tackle maternal deaths in rural areas

by Gbenga Salau

“Midwives are the bridge”: Educator Duncan Shikuku on helping maternal health providers ease women’s fears and save lives

Stakeholders lament over 62,000 yearly maternal deaths

by Kehinde Olatunji

Galadanci proffers solution to maternal deaths at 78th UNGA

by Murtala Adewale, Kano

Reducing maternal deaths via evidence-based interventions

by Chukwuma Muanya

Reducing maternal deaths due to post partum haemorrhage

by Chukwuma Muanya

Stopping needless maternal deaths

by Chibugo Okoli

Countries need about $264bn to end maternal deaths – UN study

by Reuters

Mother or baby die in child birth every 11 seconds: UN

by AFP

How substandard postnatal bleeding drug fuels maternal deaths, by USP study

by Stanley Akpunonu

Stakeholders set to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria

by Cleopatra Eki

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