On a bright Thursday morning in February, Chibueze Okoli stood at the edge of the maternity section of the Alimosho General Hospital in Lagos State.
Pacing, the middle-aged man’s eyes darted toward an open-air shed where his wife and over 30 other pregnant women clapped and sang the familiar tune, “At the end of nine months, I will carry my baby.” The sound echoed through the open-air maternity structure as their voices blended harmoniously.
A few minutes later, his wife…
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