The WORST countries in Africa by maternal mortality ratio (World Bank modeled estimate per 100,000 live births 2017):

South Sudan 1,150
Chad 1,140
Sierra Leone 1,120
Nigeria 917
Central African Republic & Somalia both 829

ABSOLUTE HELL.

rvp2018:
The WORST countries in Africa by maternal mortality ratio (World Bank modeled estimate per 100,000 live births 2017):

South Sudan 1,150
Chad 1,140
Sierra Leone 1,120
Nigeria 917
Central African Republic & Somalia both 829

ABSOLUTE HELL.

So this is what you could come up with after hours of searching on how Kenya is supposedly doing better right?

The Nigerian Healthcare system has great room for improvement, but here are also major factors why the maternal mortality rate has always been high in Nigeria.

"In Ota, Ogun State, south-western Nigeria, for instance, several women believe that delivering in a noninstitutional setting is better than in a modern facility because traditional birth attendants show more concern and compassion than skilled birth attendants.10 This perhaps shows a clear distinction between actual quality of care provided and perceived quality of care; even if the modern health facilities in Ota have sufficient health experts with internationally recognized good practice, the maternal deaths might still be on the increase, because women’s perception of ‘quality’ influences health service utilization. Similarly, in Northern Nigeria, Puddah (female seclusion) is very common, where women are isolated and encouraged to give birth at home. Many in these settings believe that allowing an outsider help with delivery could be disrespectful.11 Thus, even if maternal health institutions exist in this region, it might not improve health outcomes because of people’s beliefs and culture. Moreover, raising awareness on the existence of a maternal health facility, making it accessible and affordable does not always result to its utilization. For example, in Giwa Local Government Area (LGA) of Kaduna State Nigeria, despite living close to a health facility with free maternal health services, majority of the women were not utilizing the facility for child delivery.
One of the reasons for the poor use of formal health system in that community is the belief that health care providers have a negative attitude; consequently, many women would rather give birth at home or at a traditional health center".


https://www.joghr.org/article/12733-reducing-maternal-mortality-in-nigeria-addressing-maternal-health-services-perception-and-experience

rvp2018:
The WORST countries in Africa by maternal mortality ratio (World Bank modeled estimate per 100,000 live births 2017):

South Sudan 1,150
Chad 1,140
Sierra Leone 1,120
Nigeria 917
Central African Republic & Somalia both 829

ABSOLUTE HELL.

2017 Clown

You can bet it's gotten even more hellish

vankelvin:


2017 Clown

Did the situation get better or worse after 2017?

Nanyuki ,kenya

The 10 billion dollars African Business Hub city project in Accra which began last year already has more project construction than Konza in Kenya and all the other scams.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uqu06XO4-4c

Just40:
The 10 billion dollars African Business Hub city project in Accra which began last year already has more project construction than Konza in Kenya and all the other scams.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uqu06XO4-4c

mad cow 10 billion is a lot of money..try 100m dollar

Long overdue.. kiswahili adopted as one of the AU official languages.. Africa need to agree to use Swahili as the lingua franca.. Southern,Central and East Africa.. already huge acceptances.. considering lots of Arabic p
Loan words should not be problem in northern Africa...so next is for west Africa to adopt it.

rvp2018:
mad cow 10 billion is a lot of money..try 100m dollar

Yes 10 billion is a lot of money being invested in a huge city project .... Lunatic, learn to invest the proper amount of money to make it count.
In Ghana, 100 million can only build power and water infrastructure for a project like this.

No wonder Konza is a failed project

Just40:
The 10 billion dollars African Business Hub city project in Accra which began last year already has more project construction than Konza in Kenya and all the other scams.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uqu06XO4-4c

10 billion dollars or 10 billion Ghana cedis ?

popizaino:






10 billion dollars or 10 billion Ghana cedis ?

10 billion dollars as stated, the project covers the huge reserved tract of land around Aviation

Just40:
10 billion dollars as stated, the project covers the huge reserved tract of land around Aviation

I doubt such an amount and the entire project but if true then,it's more than enough to inorganically transform Accra skyline.

Just40:
The 10 billion dollars African Business Hub city project in Accra which began last year already has more project construction than Konza in Kenya and all the other scams.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uqu06XO4-4c

Shy away peddling misleading info - lies. This project is a mere 10billion. More of a single concrete - a school-like.

Konza is a big boy thing -a tech city with 95% completed horizontal infrastructure. A well-planned city slated to be completed in 2030

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2A1I6XXLBM

Survey the worldwide projects with the grandness and magnitude of konza. You'll notice that they all start with a proper horizontal layout. you don't just wake up, break ground and start building structures with no visionary plan - for a city.

Next time, don't mention konza. Ghana has no capacity to compete with konza.

Just40:
Yes 10 billion is a lot of money being invested in a huge city project .... Lunatic, learn to invest the proper amount of money to make it count.
In Ghana, 100 million can only build power and water infrastructure for a project like this.

No wonder Konza is a failed project

The project is going on without any hype.. That's a great idea and its a huge project too

90% of konza has already been secured. Some of the grand tech projects like KAIST uni have already broken ground. By the start of next year, l anticipate huge activities for vertical infrastructure.

Just40:
10 billion dollars as stated, the project covers the huge reserved tract of land around Aviation

But do you know the name of the project?

Shma:
90% of konza has already been secured. Some of the grand tech projects like KAIST uni have already broken ground. By the start of next year, l anticipate huge activities for vertical infrastructure.

A proper city should have Working/ operation tunnels. Sewage & water system, proper horizontal layout, etc.

rvp2018:
Long overdue.. kiswahili adopted as one of the AU official languages.. Africa need to agree to use Swahili as the lingua franca.. Southern,Central and East Africa.. already huge acceptances.. considering lots of Arabic p
Loan words should not be problem in northern Africa...so next is for west Africa to adopt it.

Adopted as "one" of AU official languages. Arabic is the most spoken language in Africa, would u accept that all countries also adopt it since it's an official AU language?

popizaino:



I doubt such an amount and the entire project but if true then,it's more than enough to inorganically transform Accra skyline.

The project scope is to keep in line with Accra original skyline of highrises

Shma:

Shy away peddling misleading info - lies. This project is a mere 10billion. More of a single concrete - a school-like.

Konza is a big boy thing -a tech city with 95% completed horizontal infrastructure. A well-planned city slated to be completed in 2030

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2A1I6XXLBM

Survey the worldwide projects with the grandness and magnitude of konza. You'll notice that they all start with a proper horizontal layout. you don't just wake up, break ground and start building structures with no visionary plan - for a city.

Next time, don't mention konza. Ghana has no capacity to compete with konza.

your Konza will fit in just the entertainment part of this project which is under construction...
The office project on the other side in the far end of the video is also twice the size of your Konza ....

The entire project is about 10 times the size of your Konza .... Watch the video and see the huge plan

Your one building Konza is a phantom fail project

vankelvin:


The project is going on without any hype.. That's a great idea and its a huge project too

Many people don't know about it mmpo

Herh Ghana, no one cares

vankelvin:


But do you know the name of the project?

Africentre City or so.... The entire project is called the African Business Hub

Just40:
your Konza will fit in just the entertainment part of this project which is under construction...
The office project of the other side in the far end of the video is also twice the size of your Konza ....

The entire project is about 10 times the size of your Konza .... Watch the video and see the huge plan

Your one build Konza is a phantom fail project

Hobbit. At this time and age, you'll not impress anyone with these antics. We're not here to play hide and seek.
If you can't reason objectively, then take the hell out of here.
Vipingo and tatu are by far more developed than this. those two combined can't stand konza as of now. How do you think a mere structure that looks like a university hostel can match?

Just40:
your Konza will fit in just the entertainment part of this project which is under construction...
The office project of the other side in the far end of the video is also twice the size of your Konza ....

The entire project is about 10 times the size of your Konza .... Watch the video and see the huge plan

Your one build Konza is a phantom fail project

Again, by 2030, you'll still sing the same song. Konza has more than 1 building - more than 10 currently under construction, despite the fact that they are in full gear focus on horizontal infrastructure.

10 billion dollars, nigerian mudder fuggerx I bet you won't sleep tonight, knowing Ghana is attracting big ticket projects? Nigerian refugee, how market?
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popizaino:






10 billion dollars or 10 billion Ghana cedis ?

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Torture2020:
10 billion dollars, nigerian mudder fuggerx I bet you won't sleep tonight, knowing Ghana is attracting big ticket projects? Nigerian refugee, how market?
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I can see the '$10 billion' is tickling you,

Just40:
Many people don't know about it mmpo

Herh Ghana, no one cares

Sure, the developers kept the news it to themselves and I really like that...