She Died From Holding Her Pee. (True Story) | Unclog with Aproko Doctor Ep. 18

In this episode, Aproko Doctor sits down with media personality Folu Storms for a raw, unfiltered conversation about the reality of being a woman in Nigeria today. Is your bank account the biggest determinant of whether you live or die? From the Savior Complex holding us back to the deadly silence surrounding women's health, this conversation touches on the uncomfortable truths we often ignore. Why do women still need spousal consent for life-saving surgeries? Why are women dying because they can’t afford safe period care? And why do we keep waiting for leaders to fix problems we contribute to? In this deep dive, we discuss: • The link between female poverty and maternal mortality • The Abuja Declaration and why our healthcare system is failing women • The dangerous reality of Period Poverty and hygiene risks (and why women hold their pee in public) • Why we need more women in government • And breaking the culture of silence around sexual health and abuse. If you’ve ever searched: “Maternal mortality in Nigeria” “Women empowerment and health” “Effects of period poverty” “Gender inequality in Nigerian healthcare” …this video is for you. This is more than just a chat; it’s a call to action for women, men, and policymakers. For more insightful conversations and life-saving health content, subscribe to Aproko Doctor and stay updated every week. Watch more insightful videos on Aproko Doctor’s YouTube Channel: 🎥    / @aprokodoctor   ⸻ 📱 Follow Aproko Doctor on social media Instagram: @aproko_doctor Twitter/X: @aproko_doctor TikTok: @aprokodoctor Facebook: Aproko Doctor 🌍 Website: https://aprokodoctor.com ⸻ #AprokoDoctor #FoluStorms #WomenHealth #MaternalMortality #PeriodPoverty #NigerianHealthcare #GenderEquality #WomenEmpowerment #SexualHealth #NigerianPolitics