A female doctor, Ere Ogbachi, has passed away due to complications shortly after delivering triplets in Bayelsa State. Her family recounts the final moments as medical efforts failed to save her life.
A Nigerian medical doctor, Dr Ere Siana Sintei Ogbachie, passed away after delivering triplets at a Bayelsa hospital due to complications. Her brother shared emotional details of her final moments, revealing it was an IVF pregnancy.
Dr. Ere Siana Sintei Ogbachi, an obstetrician-gynecologist, passed away from complications after successfully delivering triplets at Niger Delta University Teaching Hospital in Yenagoa.
April marks Cesarean Awareness Month, a global initiative focused on educating about C-sections, advocating for patient rights, and reducing unnecessary surgical births. Learn about the procedure, recovery, and emotional impact.
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Emzor Group urges increased investment and stronger protection of maternal health rights in Nigeria, expanding access to preventive and life-saving interventions for mothers to combat high maternal mortality rates.
Taraba State has launched a major initiative to reduce maternal mortality through intensive RMNCAH training for healthcare workers, targeting primary health centers across two local government areas.
Health stakeholders in Bauchi State are urging the House of Assembly to fast-track a bill banning home childbirth, citing alarming maternal mortality rates and cultural practices.
Hafsatu Yusuf, a mother of eight, passed away less than 12 hours after delivering quintuplets at Murtala Muhammad Specialist Hospital in Kano. Her husband, a tricycle driver, seeks public help as the state government covers medical bills.
Nigeria's Maternal and Neonatal Mortality Reduction Innovation Initiative (MAMII) demonstrates how integrated system approaches can accelerate progress toward Sustainable Development Goal 3 by addressing coordination and accountability gaps.
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Hafsatu Yusuf, a Kano woman, tragically passed away hours after delivering quintuplets at Murtala Muhammad Specialist Hospital due to persistent bleeding. The newborns are in stable condition and receiving medical care.
Hafsatu Yusuf, a Kano mother of eight, tragically passed away after delivering quintuplets at Murtala Specialist Hospital due to post-delivery bleeding. The newborns are in stable condition, and the Kano State government has pledged full healthcare suppor
Content creator Deka George shares a heartbreaking account of losing her sister Amaka during childbirth, alleging medical delays and negligence at the hospital.
The SARMAAN initiative in Nigeria integrates maternal and child health services to reduce under-five mortality. By focusing on mothers as central figures, it uses azithromycin distribution and existing healthcare platforms to improve outcomes.
The suspension of Nigeria's STOP guideline creates fear among health workers, leading to delays and judgment in maternal care. Stigma, driven by unclear laws, contributes to preventable deaths by discouraging timely treatment and eroding patient trust.
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The US-funded EpiC Project has launched a maternal, newborn, and child health intervention in Bauchi State, aiming to reduce mortality rates and strengthen healthcare systems through training and coordination.
Laikipia County's rollout of motorcycle ambulances for pregnant women has ignited public controversy over safety and healthcare priorities in remote Kenyan communities.
A Nigerian nurse shared a terrifying account of a 36-week pregnant woman with severe pre-eclampsia whose condition rapidly deteriorated in hospital, requiring emergency intervention.
A 14-year-old married girl in Benue State delivered a baby without complications, prompting discussions on the risks of child marriage despite the successful birth.
A woman in Cross River State bled to death after giving birth to twins at home due to lack of medical facilities. Her representative is calling for urgent healthcare improvements.
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A 2026 WHO report reveals Nigeria has the highest maternal mortality rate globally at 993 deaths per 100,000 births, followed by Chad and South Sudan, highlighting Africa's ongoing maternal health crisis.
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A new book, 'Antenatal and Post-Natal Guide for Expectant and Nursing Mothers,' offers practical advice to combat Nigeria's alarming maternal and infant mortality rates. Discover this vital resource.
The Federal Government says closing Nigeria's gender health gap is vital for economic growth and sustainable reforms. A new foundation launches to tackle high maternal mortality and systemic healthcare challenges.
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The Nigerian Union of Journalists calls for urgent government funding for family planning to reduce maternal mortality by 40% and achieve sustainable national development before the 2030 deadline.
An Abuja medical expert warns that physical abuse of pregnant women can lead to intellectual disabilities in children through biological mechanisms. Learn the urgent need for protection and support.
Vitafoam Nigeria Plc celebrates 60 years of its 'First Baby' CSR at Lagos Island Maternity Hospital. Experts emphasize postnatal recovery and newborn wellbeing. Read more on this impactful partnership.
Women in informal displacement camps in Sokoto, Nigeria, describe unbearable heat that feels like dying. Climate change worsens conditions, threatening maternal health and survival. Read their harrowing stories.
The Rotary Club of Lagos Central marked its 44th year celebrating the first baby born at Lagos Island Maternity Hospital with gifts and staff awards. Read about this heartwarming tradition.
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A 15-year-old Nigerian student, Onate Oton-Efebo, has paid the outstanding bills of several mothers at Lagos Island Maternity Hospital. Read this heartwarming story of youthful generosity.
