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Katsina First Lady decries high maternal, neonatal mortality rate

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The wife of the Katsina State Governor, Hajiya Zulaihat Radda, has decried the high maternal and neonatal mortality rates in the state, describing the situation as deeply troubling. According to available data, Katsina’s maternal mortality rate is estimated at over

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