The Challenge

Despite important progress over the last decade, Nigeria has the highest number of maternal deaths in the world, accounting for nearly 20% of maternal deaths worldwide. The quality of care expectant mothers receive in facilities has led to a lack of confidence in the health care system overall and deters women and their families from seeking services. get here.

The Solution

The Government of Nigeria must strengthen accountability processes at all levels of the maternal, newborn and child health system to incorporate citizen’s self-articulated needs in all decisions and actions concerning their health to inform and improve the quality of services provided.

Our Vision

We envision a Nigeria where all girls and women realize their right to health and well-being.

Our Mission

Our mission is to activate a people-led movement for reproductive, maternal and newborn health.

Our Campaigns

What We Campaign About

What Women Want
Midwives Voices
Quality of Care
Gender
Accountability
Self-care

What Women Want

The 1.2 million open-ended responses White Ribbon Alliance received have been categorized, analyzed, and are now available at your fingertips through the What Women Want Interactive Dashboard, a unique tool that connects women’s voices with the almost infinite possibilities of digital analysis.

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Some of Our Programs

Take a look at some of our programs which we have successful implemented in various sectors of the economy

Resource

View helpful resources which White Ribbon Alliance Nigeria have being able to develop over the years
What Women Want Global Result

This report provides analysis of the top 20 demands globally and across age groups, and the stories of the women, girls, and allies that made what women want possible.
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Our Partners

Our great and remarkable efforts in the development space can be traced to this wonderful collaborators
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Board of Trustees


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Tonte Ibraye

Executive Director

Mr. Tonte Ibraye has more than 11 years’ experience in maternal, newborn and child health advocacy and improving the welfare of people living with HIV/AIDS and children orphaned by AIDS.

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Dr. Nanna Bali Chidi

Board Chair

Dr. Nanna Bali Chidi-Emmanuel is a Public Health Physician and has worked in both public and private health institutions for over 17 years.

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Dr Adaeze Oreh

Board Secretary

Dr Adaeze Oreh is a Family Physician with the Department of Hospital Services in the Federal Ministry of Health, Nigeria.

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