This week on Live Well, we talk all things Childbirth in Africa with Cameroonian blogger and mother Ngumfor Abinwi, talking about the importance of sharing the stories of Childbirth in order to help one another as women.

Registered midwife and founder of the Traffina Foundation for Community Health in Nigeria, an organization promoting and providing maternal and child health services in Nigerian rural communities, Chinomnso Ibe speaks about how poverty has an adverse effect to the Childbirth mobility rates across Africa and the kind of help needed for safer childbirth experiences. 

<p>This week on Live Well, we talk all things Childbirth in Africa with Cameroonian blogger and mother Ngumfor Abinwi, talking about the importance of sharing the stories of Childbirth in order to help one another as women.</p>
<p>Registered midwife and founder of the Traffina Foundation for Community Health in Nigeria, an organization promoting and providing maternal and child health services in Nigerian rural communities, Chinomnso Ibe speaks about how poverty has an adverse effect to the Childbirth mobility rates across Africa and the kind of help needed for safer childbirth experiences.&nbsp;</p>

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