First Lady Lordina Mahama backs OAFLAD pledge

First Lady Lordina Mahama has pledged Ghana’s support for the Organisation of African First Ladies for Development (OAFLAD) #BuildingResilience Campaign, with a renewed focus on health access, education and women’s empowerment.

During the summit in Addis Ababa on Sunday, February 16, 2026, Lordina Mahama announced the completion of three modern maternity and children’s wards across Ghana, aimed at strengthening maternal and child healthcare.

Lordina Foundation’s projects in the health sector demonstrates its commitment to improving access to quality care for mothers and children.

“Every mother deserves a safe space to give birth, and every child deserves a strong and healthy start to life,” she stated.

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“Through the Lordina Foundation, we are investing in facilities that bring quality healthcare closer to families who need it most,” she added.

The newly established wards are situated at the Bole District Hospital, Nkoranza Municipal Hospital, and Bodom Health Centre.

According to report from myjoyonline.com on February 16, 2026, the facilities are equipped to provide enhanced maternal and paediatric services in modern, dignified environments.

Mahama further revealed that another maternity and children’s ward at Asukawkaw is nearing completion, reaffirming the Foundation’s sustained investment in community health infrastructure.

“Our mission remains clear - to support families, strengthen communities, and ensure that no woman or child is left behind,” she added.

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