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Fatima Kumba Sagba

@fatimakumba

Mother, Midwife, Maternal Health and Women’s Rights Advocate, shedding light on maternal health.Founder of Motherhood Health Care, Christian and worship leader.

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Global health injustice means that in Europe, a woman’s lifetime chance of death due to pregnancy and childbirth is 1:2400 compared to 1:16 in Sub-Saharan African. #Blacklivesmatter #Africanmothersmatter #SierraLeonemothersmatter

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Harmful practices against girls cause profound & lasting trauma, robbing them of their right to reach their full potential. UNFPA is sounding the alarm in the 2020 State of World Population report: unf.pa/harm #AgainstMyWill #SWOP2020

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Harmful practices such as FGM and early marriage are widespread in Sierra Leone, and these hideous practices are hindering our girls from reaching their full potential.

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Child marriage is a social evil that needs to be addressed. Child Marriage and the lesser gap between marriage and pregnancy may be one of the many causes of Teenage Pregnancy. #MotherhoodHealthCare #endchildmarriage

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Together with Minister of Planning & Economic Dev, Dr Kaikai we welcomed Mr Gerald Hatler, new Head of Cooperation @ the #EU Delegation in Sierra Leone. It was also an opportunity to discuss future programming post 2020. #NAOSL #EUSierraLeone Tom Vens AndyIsHereBoi Gerald Hatler

Together with Minister of Planning &amp; Economic Dev, Dr Kaikai we welcomed Mr Gerald Hatler, new Head of Cooperation @ the #EU Delegation in Sierra Leone. It was also an opportunity to discuss future programming post 2020. #NAOSL #EUSierraLeone <a href="/TomVensEU/">Tom Vens</a> <a href="/kaikaifm/">AndyIsHereBoi</a> <a href="/geraldhatler/">Gerald Hatler</a>
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In Sierra Leone 1 in 17 women die from pregnancy related causes.The lack of qualified medical personnel is one of the significant contributing factors. Investing in midwives will help improve the situation. Find out how you can help at motherhoodhealthcare.org.

In Sierra Leone 1 in 17 women die from pregnancy related causes.The lack of qualified medical personnel is one of the significant  contributing factors. Investing in midwives will help improve the situation.
Find out how you can help at motherhoodhealthcare.org.