Biafra Hospital Maternity Services Services
Safe, dignified delivery care supported by experienced obstetric and midwifery staff.
Our Maternity Ward
Our Maternity Ward supports mothers through labour and delivery in a safe, respectful environment. From admission through to postnatal recovery, our obstetric and midwifery team is present at every stage to guide and support you.
We manage both routine and higher-risk deliveries, with direct access to our operating theatre for caesarean sections when required, and coordinated follow-up through our Mother & Child Clinic.
Safe Delivery, Compassionate Care
Every birth is different, and our maternity team is trained to support a wide range of delivery needs — from natural birth to assisted and surgical delivery — always centred on the safety and dignity of mother and baby.
Our Maternity Services Services Include
Labour & Delivery Care
- Supported vaginal delivery in a monitored, comfortable environment
Caesarean Section
- Surgical delivery supported by our operating theatre team when required
High-Risk Pregnancy Management
- Closer monitoring and care planning for higher-risk pregnancies
Postnatal Recovery Care
- Monitoring and support for mother and baby immediately after delivery
Why Choose Our Maternity Services Department?
- Experienced obstetric and midwifery team
- Direct access to theatre for caesarean delivery
- Coordinated care with our Mother & Child Clinic
- Respectful, patient-centred approach to birth
How to Book Your Maternity Care
We recommend registering for antenatal care as early in your pregnancy as possible.
- Book an antenatal consultation to begin your maternity care journey with us.
- Attend regular antenatal check-ups so our team can monitor you and your baby's progress.
- Come to the maternity ward when labour begins, or as advised by your doctor for a scheduled delivery.
We recommend booking your first antenatal visit as soon as your pregnancy is confirmed, so we can begin monitoring you and your baby early.
Yes, with closer monitoring and coordinated specialist input where needed.
Yes, a birth companion is welcome to support you during labour, in line with our maternity ward guidelines.