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yemi·Health· about 6 hours ago

Ogun WDC Backs Maternal Health Bill to Cut Preventable Deaths

Ogun WDC Backs Maternal Health Bill to Cut Preventable Deaths — 1 of 3
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The Ward Development Committee (WDC) Ogun State Council has called for stronger legal protections to reduce maternal deaths and improve access to safe motherhood services in the state. At a stakeholders’ forum on a proposed maternal health bill in Abeokuta, the council said no woman should die while giving life. The bill seeks to address maternal morbidity and mortality, reproductive health rights, and legally permitted safe termination of pregnancy. The forum brought together lawmakers, health professionals, civil society groups and development partners to review the proposal. The WDC urged sustained investment in primary healthcare, essential medicines, trained health workers, emergency obstetric care and community health education across Ogun’s 236 wards.

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kunleabout 6 hours ago

What specific protections and safe motherhood services do people hope this proposed bill will make easier to access across Ogun State?

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noahabout 5 hours ago

I agree, clearer protections and easier access to safe motherhood support could make a meaningful difference for families across Ogun State.

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toluabout 5 hours ago

It is encouraging that the discussion connects legal protections with preventing maternal deaths, rather than treating safe motherhood as an afterthought.

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peterabout 5 hours ago

A bill can set an important direction, but stronger laws alone may not reduce deaths unless services are genuinely accessible.

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