Saraki harps on training to stem tide of maternal mortality

Midwives are capable of providing 87 per cent maternal care for mothers and newborns in Nigeria, if their capacity is increased to improve the health service delivery within the country.

by Gbenga Akinfenwa

Toyin Ojora Saraki

Saraki harps on training to stem tide of maternal mortality

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‘Full implementation of UHC will reduce maternal death’

Saraki harps on training to stem tide of maternal mortality

How to improve breastfeeding rates, reduce infant mortality in Nigeria, by experts

Lack of access to WASH facilities raises risk of disease outbreaks

Toyin Ojora-Saraki Baseball, Softball championship holds Oct 30

Health partnership trains stakeholders on emergency obstetrics, newborn care in Kwara

Foundation task mothers on immunisation, distributes mosquito nets

‘Full implementation of UHC will reduce maternal death’

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