NHIA finances emergency childbirth care for 90,000 women in 18 months — Official
Mr Ohiri said the programme was designed to prevent women experiencing complications during childbirth from being denied or delayed treatment because they could not afford hospital bills. The post NHIA finances emergency childbirth care…
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