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Birth Politics: Colonial Power, Medical Pluralism, and Maternity in Nigeria

By Ogechukwu Ezekwem Williams
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By Ogechukwu Ezekwem Williams
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An exploration of the cultural, political, religious, and gender dynamics of Nigeria's maternal health care landscape.

In Birth Politics, Ogechukwu E. Williams examines the cultural, political, and medical connections that have shaped childbirth in Nigeria from the colonial era to the present. Offering a unique perspective on competing frameworks and their influence on Nigerian maternal health care, this book calls attention to the complex relationships between traditional midwives, biomedic...

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