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Sokoto to tackle maternal mortality, plans free delivery kits, solar lights

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Sokoto State government plans free delivery kits and solar lights to combat maternal mortality, addressing delays in care and strengthening antenatal servi Read More: https://punchng.com/sokoto-to-tackle-maternal-mortality-plans-free-delivery-kits-solar-lights/

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