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Ayivu West MP Phiona Onzima has attributed high maternal mortality in her constituency to lack of care for mothers, says mama kits meant to be free in government health facilities are either sold or unavailable. 📹Clement Aluma #MonitorUpdates

43,993 просмотров • 16 дней назад •via X (Twitter)

Комментарии: 17

Фото профиля Jayen
Jayen16 дней назад

We are tried of m7. He is only stealing tax payer money to take his grandchild to study a broad while the tax payers are dying. We are tried m7

Фото профиля Dr. Saul.
Dr. Saul.16 дней назад

Then why do they have sex if they can’t care for the results of the sex?

Фото профиля David Mukisa
David Mukisa16 дней назад

But you leaders always say that government has done wonders in your areas through promoting accessible water, schools, roads and health care but it seems its contrary. It’s you leaders who fails your people instead of talking truth to the government you’re just praising it.

Фото профиля Just Chris
Just Chris16 дней назад

Ki government kino mukigobe

Фото профиля Luwaga Andrew
Luwaga Andrew16 дней назад

Every politician must talk about the health sector in their speech as if its the worst Politicians there is a lot More to talk about naye buli muntu, health health... Mututana

Фото профиля Davie
Davie16 дней назад

In a sane country no mother should die giving life, one death should raise qns

Фото профиля GadKabaiza
GadKabaiza16 дней назад

They make them unavailable at government facilities and exchange them for money in private Clinics, This is a failed Healthcare System. Rotten

Фото профиля MUKISA TELEVISION
MUKISA TELEVISION16 дней назад

This nonsense and impunity,must stop... tambuza video 😒

Фото профиля Tapis
Tapis16 дней назад

She can’t even articulate Who voted these things😂😂

Фото профиля okwii Peter
okwii Peter16 дней назад

Let them talk about tinny roads which are killing Ugandans every day

Фото профиля xenxon xen@xenxonxen
xenxon xen@xenxonxen16 дней назад

@SabirMusa16 Isn't mama kit an obligation of the gov't in health centers?

Фото профиля ByonanebyeMD
ByonanebyeMD16 дней назад

If they cant afford a meal in a day, how do they afford sex? Where do you expect Government to get money to buy for them their needs?

Фото профиля FENI rising
FENI rising16 дней назад

she is talking the truth

Фото профиля Emmanuel
Emmanuel15 дней назад

Just check the health budget I..

Фото профиля Tabu
Tabu16 дней назад

Talking from a point of ignorance like all politicians . How many health workers are in her constituency. How long is it to referral centers. How are the roads . Just eat your money and fly to India for treatment dont mock the voters

Фото профиля Taban Jose
Taban Jose16 дней назад

It is more than mama kits! Let her talk to the City health officials. The high maternal mortality has to be defined? What are the statistics for last finanicial year?

Фото профиля Emmanuel
Emmanuel15 дней назад

Ugandans are producing more children than government can plan for unfortunately

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