The MTN Foundation Emergency Ward Intervention is aimed at providing medical equipment and consumables for hospitals located in emergency prone locations, to enhance their ability to respond to victims of emergency situations. To enhance medical facilities to attend to victims of emergency in the South East, a process was put into consideration and selected 6 hospitals that benefited from the intervention in the 3 selected states. According to the 2018 MTN Foundation report, each beneficiary hospitals' maternity ward in the selected states received medical equipment and consumables ranging from stethoscopes, suction machines, fracture immobilizers, laryngoscopes; digital patient monitors etc.

Health Care plus is a Maternal and Newborn Health Intervention Programme launched in 2018 by Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State. Health Care Plus offers free maternal health and childcare services to pregnant women in the state. Eligible services include antenatal care, delivery and postnatal services. Other health care initiative under Health Care Plus include the distribution of delivery kits, postpartum hemorrhage packs, hypertensive packs, episiotomy packs and the launching of health rangers, which are Community Health Extension Workers and Social workers selected to follow up on registered Pregnant women to ensure they utilize health facilities in the state.

The ‘Keep All Mothers Alive’, KAMA Project is a multilevel intervention designed by Girlsaide Initiative. The intervention is focused on the prevention of morbidity and mortality from the spectrum of hypertensive disorders. The first phase of the project is set to reach 1,000,000 pregnant women and train 5,000 community health workers over the next 24 months about the prevention of complications and death from hypertensive disorders of pregnancy.

The roadmap on Accelerated Reduction of Maternal and Neonatal Mortality is expected to guide implementation of key priority steps at the states and the community levels to reduce maternal and neonatal mortality.

The Healthy Mother, Healthy Child Project was a collaboration between the TY Danjuma Foundation and the Antof Rural Resource Development Centre (ARRDC) in Akwa Ibom. The project hoped to ensure that at least 500 pregnant women across Oron, Okobo and Udung Uko Local Government Areas were informed about the benefits of antenatal care.