Stakeholders have called for stronger investment to reduce maternal and newborn deaths in Nigeria. The WHO Representative in Nigeria, Pavel Ursu, said incentives could encourage families to seek essential maternal and newborn services, but stressed that increased attendance must be matched by quality care. The stakeholders emphasized the need for improved healthcare funding and resources to address maternal and infant mortality. The call was made at a forum focused on improving maternal and child health outcomes.
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