The veteran actress recounted her days and time with her colleague, who is also a veteran actor, when she featured on: “Nollywood on Radio.”
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Singer Simi has detailed how pregnancy and childbirth affected her sight quite negatively.
A United States of America-based American businesswoman, Anita Brown, and a French lady, Ivanna Bay, levelled similar accusations hours after each other on social media.
The reality TV star shared a photo on Friday, putting on full display what seem like a growing baby bump.
The actress made this known via her Instagram Stories.
Adeyemi said the initiative was to enable pregnant women to enjoy safe and quality healthcare during pregnancy.
Nwoke, who works with St. Charles Clinic in Urum, spoke with the News Agency of Nigeria on Saturday in Awka.
Ayogu, who is the Chief Medical Director, St. Stephen Specialist Hospital, Achara Layout, Enugu, disclosed this to the News Agency of Nigeria in Enugu on Tuesday.
Omolola reportedly got pregnant in an alleged violation of subsisting Police Rules and Regulations.
Narrating her ordeal before the Lagos State Judicial Panel on #EndSARS protest, Ndubisi said that she was detained and tortured along with her husband, Okwuchukwu, for 22 days by SARS in 2017.
In a recent Instagram Live chat with gospel rapper, Bouqui, singer, Aituaje Iruobe, popularly known as Waje, recounts how her church banned her from singing in the choir because she got pregnant.
A businessman, Eddy Williams, on Wednesday prayed a Mapo Customary Court in Ibadan, Oyo State to dissolve his six year-old marriage to estranged wife, Gloria, on grounds that she has refused to get pregnant and wants to take over his property.
Prof. Dolapo Lufadeju, the National Coordinator, Rotary International Project on National Family Planning Campaign, says Nigeria is losing 68,000 women yearly as a result of pregnancy and child birth complications.
Fayomi told the News Agency of Nigeria on Friday in Abuja that both mother and baby have their share of possible health risks.
“Photos trigger memories, feelings and emotions. They also help you remember more vividly how things used to be,’’ Simi Obasan, a Consultant Pediatrician at Heritage Childbirth Services, told the News Agency of Nigeria on Sunday in Lagos.
“Having sex that irritates the urethra can easily allow bacteria to enter the bladder and cause the development of kidney infection
She said the first thing a woman should realise during pregnancy is that she is not eating for two
Dzike said the baby also had its intestines exposed at the lower part of the abdomen
The hardest pill to swallow for even the most successful African nations is this: giving life to the continent’s next generation is one of the biggest killers’ of Africa’s women