Sponsored Post; The Global Goodwill Ambassador of the International Confederation of Midwives (ICM, an alliance of midwives associations from over 100 countries of the world), H. E. Mrs Toyin Saraki has taken empowerment, through skills training, mentoring and incentives, to practicing and student midwives in Kwara, north-central Nigeria.

Mrs Saraki met these midwives, as well as community mobilizers and women leaders, at the Civil Service Clinic, Ilorin. At this meeting, she expressed joy and satisfaction with the quality of the Emergency Obstetrics and Newborn Care (EmONC) skills training which the Wellbeing Foundation Africa and the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM) is implementing across three LGAs of Kwara State, with funding from Johnson & Johnson (JnJ).

She also shared complimentary products from Unilever Nigeria, including body lotions, bath soaps and deodorant anti-perspirants. Speaking, Mrs Saraki, who is Founder-President of WBFA, said:

"It brings me great pleasure to see the satisfaction on the faces of you midwives, and I'm sure that the EmONC skills you've garnered in this period of time will help save the lives of more mothers and newborns across North-Central Nigeria".

Continue to read; http://www.blacksatino.com/2015/12/toyin-saraki-empowers-midwives-in-rural.html

That's good....... Always empowering people in rural areas especially the midwives.....


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