LAPO, Others Discuss Ways To End Untimely Deaths At Child Birth

Rate of deaths during and early child birth is very high mostly especially in rural communities in Nigeria and other Africa nations.

It is widely estimated that more than five percent in every 1000 births die in Nigeria and other Africa Nations.

Deaths of this nature has negatively increased the high level of poverty in Nigeria and Africa in general.

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Most of the victims are breadwinners who their families depend largely on.

Poor health education in the continent is widely responsible for the yearly re-occurring disturbing child, infant and maternal mortality rates.

Lift Above Poverty Organization, LAPO, leading Micro finance Bank in Nigeria has scheduled November 18, 2020 by 10:00 am for Its 27th ANNUAL LAPO DEVELOPMENT FORUM to discuss ways to put an end to the disturbing mortality rates.

Register viahttps://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_PmoaqcUDSEawRXpI4xM7Ig

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