Nigeria is facing a maternal health crisis, with over half of pregnant women suffering from anaemia, which significantly increases the risk of maternal mortality and complications for both mothers and babies. Antenatal Multiple Micronutrient Supplementation (MMS) is highlighted as a promising intervention that could improve health outcomes, particularly in addressing severe anaemia. Meanwhile, in the U.S., particularly Oklahoma, Black women experience maternal mortality rates over three times that of white women, prompting initiatives like the Healthy Start program to provide essential support. The Biden administration's focus includes substantial funding and programs aimed at reducing maternal mortality across the nation. Successful state-level strategies, such as California's reduction of its maternal mortality rate and New York's expansion of midwife access, demonstrate community-driven efforts to tackle this crisis. Comprehensive approaches are deemed necessary to identify at-risk individuals and improve overall maternal health.