@NatashaOyibo Every mother deserves a health system that responds in time, provides the care she needs, and gives her every chance to return home safely.
GM GM
GM,
We talk about maternal deaths in Nigeria as statistics.
But behind every number is a woman, a mother, a sister and a daughter.
A woman who may have needed an emergency referral, blood, transport, or timely care.
Maternal death is preventable.
No woman should have to depend on luck to survive childbirth.
We must build health systems designed to protect mothers when they need them most.
This is the reality many mothers and families face every day.
Good water.
Good schools.
Good hospitals.
Good treatment.
Good food.
Good nutrition.
These should not be privileges. They are basic needs.
Because every mother deserves a fair chance at a healthy pregnancy, a safe delivery and a healthy child.
Hope for every mother. A healthier future for every family.
This is the reality many mothers and families face every day.
Good water.
Good schools.
Good hospitals.
Good treatment.
Good food.
Good nutrition.
These should not be privileges. They are basic needs.
From access to quality maternal healthcare and proper nutrition to clean water, health education and better support systems, these are the gaps we are committed to helping close.
@NatashaOyibo Community health begins with informed mothers.
Taking essential health education directly to women can prevent risks and create healthier families.
gArieli
GM,
I visited the Angwan Rogo community to engage with mothers and women, creating awareness and sharing essential support packages.
We discussed the importance of antenatal care, proper handwashing, personal hygiene, and healthy practices that promote safer pregnancies and healthier outcomes for mothers and babies.
Empowering women with knowledge. Supporting mothers.
Promoting healthier communities.
gARIELI
GM,
Seeing this published is a meaningful reminder of the work taking shape through the @arieliOrg.
Arieli is an important part of @NatashaOyibo vision for addressing the practical barriers women face in accessing quality maternal healthcare.
@bestadekoya@NatashaOyibo Proud to see this vision taking shape as we explore how technology can help improve maternal healthcare access and coordination.
@NatashaOyibo A vision grounded in real needs, driven by innovation, and focused on improving maternal healthcare access.
This is why we are building Arieli.
gArieli
GM,
Technology should help us solve real problems, especially those that affect the lives of women and families.
This is part of the thinking behind the @arieliOrg Arieli, an AI enabled maternal health platform being developed to help women access the right support at the right time.
We are exploring how technology and healthcare coordination can help reduce preventable barriers to maternal care, particularly in underserved communities.
There is much work ahead, but the vision is clear: build technology that can make a meaningful difference in women’s lives.
Join the Arieli Foundation’s waitlist and follow the journey: https://t.co/mBHUcrsXhK
GM,
From learning how to make soap to seeing their own products on supermarket shelves.
What started as a simple skill is now helping women create an extra source of income for themselves and their families.
From the classroom, to making soap at home, and now having their products stocked for sale this is what empowering women in grassroots communities looks like.
A little highlight of their journey. The full video is coming soon, so stay tuned!
GM,
From learning how to make soap to seeing their own products on supermarket shelves.
What started as a simple skill is now helping women create an extra source of income for themselves and their families.
GM,
Pregnancy is a journey no woman should have to go through alone.
Our street interviews captured honest thoughts on what women need most during pregnancy, and one thing is clear: having a supportive partner makes a big difference.