According to Dr. Sanwo-Olu, the Jumejilo program, which is a joint effort between the Ministries of Wealth Creation and Employment, Women Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, and Youth and Social Development, aims to support low-income families who have given birth to multiple children.

The program will provide parents with skills training and financial support to help them better care for their children.

The program's goal is to improve the quality of life for these families and reduce poverty in the state.

She said: “As a mother, medical doctor of over three decades, and First Lady, I have seen limitless cases of families with multiple births suffering untold hardship. In most cases, women and children are at the receiving end. “Let me confess that the JMAP Programme is extremely dear to me. It is a comprehensive care initiative to expand access to quality healthcare for low-income families with multiple births and create sustainable socio-economic paths for potential beneficiaries from the gestational to the postnatal period.

“The JMAP intervention is about complementing the output of other existing initiatives and support systems in the Lagos State health sector for HOM parents. We are specifically rolling out the JMAP programme to alleviate medical complications, mortalities and disorders associated with multiple births, which include premature delivery, preeclampsia and irregular foetal growth, among others.

“For me, this intervention is about putting forward pragmatic support to save lives and create a better future for all in line with the policy thrust of the administration of Mr Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu as highlighted in the THEMES Agenda which has now been upgraded to THEMES+ with the incorporation of an intensified focus on social inclusion, Gender Equality and Youth.”