British couples have increasingly turned to Nigeria for surrogacy services, contributing to a notable rise in the country's fertility industry. This shift comes as traditional surrogacy destinations like the United States and Ukraine become less accessible or more expensive for prospective parents. Nigerian fertility clinics are experiencing heightened demand, leading to the establishment of new facilities and services tailored to meet the needs of international clients. As a result, this trend is not only impacting the local economy but also positioning Nigeria as a growing hub for surrogacy in West Africa.
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