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Since when did pregnancy become a “death sentence”?
I find it disturbing that some Nigerian women are increasingly pushing this narrative as though pregnancy is nothing more than a journey towards death. Yes, pregnancy comes with risks, and maternal mortality remains a serious
Exactly what it was meant to be before the devil took over the hearts of this generation of women.
They turned it into a battle between a man and woman.... tufiakwa!!!
You succeeded in typing absolute BALDERDASH.
Is it that you don't know the meaning of DEATH SENTENCE?
I pity your husband or boyfriend if this is the brain with which they chose you 🤣🤣🤣
Mummy Zee was wrong for saying pregnancy is not a death sentence.
Do people even understand what women go through to bring a child into this world? Pregnancy and childbirth are not easy journeys. From carrying a baby for nine months to enduring labor, complications, emergency CS, or even a normal delivery, women go through so much physically and emotionally.
Yes, pregnancy is not always fatal, but that doesn’t mean it should be spoken about so casually, as if women have nothing to worry about.
Every woman’s experience is different, and some women fight battles during pregnancy that others may never understand.
Before making such statements from the comfort of your home, remember that women have lost their lives trying to bring new life into this world.
Mummy Zee owes women an apology. We can celebrate motherhood without downplaying the risks, pain, and sacrifices that come with it.
You guys failed yourselves......since you know that your survival in Nigeria is dependent on how much you have, why didn't you all go out to make money??
Una head dey refuse to make money???
He thought his wife will be the exception to that narrative 😂😂😂😂😂
Good for him 😁....he go cry hot tears.
Your wife is a proud feminist who has never believed in the ideology of a woman submitting to a man’s authority and you still brought her abroad from Nigeria.
Now, you’ve been told by the police not to come within a square mile of your own house or kids for the next 6 months just because you insist on bringing your younger sister over.
🚶🏾♂️🚶🏾♂️🚶🏾♂️
Let us discuss maternal health honestly, demand better healthcare for women and respect every woman's right to choose her path. But let us not confuse raising awareness about pregnancy risks with painting pregnancy itself as a death trap.
Do not allow social media trends or ideological arguments to replace sound judgment and reliable information.
Pregnancy has risks. Nobody should deny that. But calling it a death sentence is an irresponsible generalisation that does more to create fear than to educate.
not spreading fear or turning a complex medical issue into a weapon in the gender debate.
To the young women buying into this narrative hook, line and sinker, I urge you to take a step back and think critically.
My concern is with any ideology, feminist or otherwise, that encourages women to see pregnancy and motherhood primarily through the lens of danger, suffering and death. We should be encouraging informed choices,
choices. However, there is a difference between empowering women with knowledge and frightening them into viewing motherhood as something to dread.
questioning the message behind it.
Pregnancy is a natural part of human reproduction, not a guaranteed death sentence. Millions of women go through pregnancy and childbirth safely, especially when they have access to proper antenatal care, skilled birth attendants and quality