Na today we go yarn about wetin dey happen for Ogun State regarding family planning. E be like say dem don gather well well to discuss wetin we fit do to make sure our women get better access to family planning services. Dis one no be small matter o!

For one big policy dialogue wey dem hold, OGPHECADEB, FAHIO, and dem UNFPA people come join body. E mean say dem dey serious about how family planning fit help mothers wey wan space their pikin dem and also protect dem from wahala wey dey come with unplanned pregnancies.

Hon. Wahab Haruna, wey be the chairman of the House Committee on Health, no fit show face but him send Miss Titilayo Bankole come talk on behalf of am. She no carry leg for ground as she yarn say dem dey ready to support any law wey go help maternal health and make sure pikin wey dey born no go get issues.

Mrs. Oluwakemi Balogun, wey be the Chairperson of FAHIO, come set matter straight as she talk say family planning services na sure way to reduce maternal deaths and make women dey safe. She dey beg, make dem increase budget and make money dey enter on time because na wetin go help save lives.

Dr. Kayode Oladehinde wey don dey for health ministry, come put mouth for the matter too. E talk say fund na the key to reach all the goals dem wey dem don set for family planning. E dey urge all the government bodies to quicken di process make fund dey release sharp sharp for dis matter.

For di goodwill messages, Dr. Elijah Ogunsola from OGPHECADEB and Mr. Babajide Akindele wey dey represent UNFPA come emphasize say make Ogun State maintain di relationship wey dem dey get with development partners. Na only like dat women go fit access free and safe family planning services wey go dey reliable.

To wrap am up, na plenty important people come attend dis gathering, including representatives of hospital management board, directors, and senior health officials. Their presence show say dem dey take dis family planning matter seriously. Na so e be, my people! Make we dey hope say everything wey dem talk go turn to action, because na the women and their health we dey talk about.