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Surrogates, Egg donors and more, is an agency that helps in linking Intended Parents to the right surrogates, Egg donor, Surrogacy lawyer, Clinic that best suit them.

28/11/2025

Egg donor needed in Abuja

We are looking for a young woman living in Abuja who is willing to give an incredible gift to a family, to help them on their journey to completing their family.

Preferred features
AA Genotype
Age 20-26
Above 5ft6
Lighter skin tone
Naturally long hair
Academically sound
Residing in Abuja.

Send us a message if you match these features and will love to help a family.

23/11/2025

Egg donor needed in Abuja

We are looking for a young woman living in Abuja who is willing to give an incredible gift to a family, to help them on their journey to completing their family.

Preferred features
AA Genotype
Age 20-26
Above 5ft6
Naturally long hair
Academically sound
Residing in Abuja.

Send us a message if you match these features and will love to help a family.

22/10/2025

Seeking a Compassionate Woman to be a Traditional Surrogate in Abuja

A loving couple in Abuja is embarking on a surrogacy journey and is seeking a kind-hearted, healthy woman to serve as a Traditional Surrogate (Intended Mother's husband's s***m and Surrogate's egg).
Requirements include:
Age: 21-35 years (Preferably a mother already)
Location: Residing in or near Abuja.
Excellent physical and mental health.
Willingness to undergo medical screening and psychological evaluation.
Commitment to a transparent, legally-guided process.

We Offer:
Full coverage of all medical and pregnancy-related expenses.
Generous compensation for her invaluable commitment.
A respectful, supportive, and confidential partnership.

16/06/2025

Let's Talk Surrogacy: Separating Fact from Fiction in Nigeria 🇳🇬

Let's address some common myths and shed light on the truth:
❌ Myth 1: Surrogacy is illegal in Nigeria.
✅ Fact: While there isn't a specific comprehensive law, surrogacy is not prohibited and can be conducted ethically under existing contract laws, ensuring clear agreements and protection for all parties. We operate with the highest standards of legal and ethical practice.
❌ Myth 2: Surrogates are exploited or "rented."
✅ Fact: Ethical surrogacy is a voluntary agreement where the surrogate receives fair and transparent compensation for her time, commitment, and the incredible service she provides. It's a journey of partnership and mutual respect, not exploitation. Our surrogates are cherished and fully supported every step of the way.
❌ Myth 3: Surrogates have no say in the process.
✅ Fact: Our surrogates are active partners in the journey. They undergo thorough screening, receive comprehensive counseling, and their well-being is our top priority. We ensure they are fully informed and comfortable with every decision.

Why consider becoming a Surrogate Mother with Surrogacy Africa Agency Ltd?
You have a unique opportunity to:
* Give the ultimate gift of family to deserving parents.
* Receive a compensation for your selflessness.
* Be part of a supportive, professional, and ethical program.
* Experience the profound joy of helping others achieve their dreams.

Are YOU the compassionate woman we're looking for?
We are actively seeking incredible women who meet these criteria:
* Age between 25-35
* Must have given birth before (and be raising at least one child of your own)
* Healthy BMI
* Have your National Identification Number (NIN)

Don't let misinformation hold you back from an incredible opportunity.
👉 Apply now by send us a message.

13/06/2025

Surrogacy Africa Agency Ltd is looking for healthy, compassionate young women (ages 20-25) to become egg donors.
> We have specific criteria to ensure the best outcomes for our families, including:
> ✅ Age 20-25
> ✅ AA Genotype
> ✅ Healthy BMI
> This is more than just a donation; it's an opportunity to help deserving families achieve their dream of having a child. You'll be compensated for your time and commitment, all while contributing to something truly remarkable.
> Why choose Surrogacy Africa?
> ✅ Expert guidance and support throughout the entire process.
> ✅ Transparent and competitive compensation.
> ✅ The immense satisfaction of helping create a family.
> Think you meet our requirements?
> Don't miss this chance to make a profound difference.
> 👇 Find out if you qualify! Click https://forms.gle/jA3oXy1PQYLVmKdR9 to apply or send us a message.

10/06/2025

Understanding Female Factor Infertility: What You Need to Know

As Infertility Awareness Month continues, today we're focusing on Female Factor Infertility. While infertility affects both partners, approximately one-third of cases are attributed solely to female factors.
Understanding the common causes can help individuals know when to seek help.

Here are some key areas:

Ovulation Disorders: Issues with releasing eggs regularly, often due to conditions like Polycystic O***y Syndrome (PCOS), hormonal imbalances, or premature ovarian insufficiency.

Blocked Fallopian Tubes: Tubes damaged or blocked (e.g., from endometriosis, pelvic inflammatory disease, or past infections) can prevent s***m from reaching the egg, or the embryo from reaching the uterus.

Endometriosis: When uterine-lining-like tissue grows outside the uterus, it can affect ovarian and fallopian tube function.

Uterine Abnormalities: Issues with the shape or structure of the uterus, or conditions like fibroids or polyps, can impact implantation or carrying a pregnancy to term.

The good news is that for many of these challenges, Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) offer effective solutions. For instance, ovulation induction, IVF (In Vitro Fertilization), or in some cases, gestational surrogacy, can bypass or address these specific barriers, bringing the dream of parenthood closer.

Learning about these factors is a powerful step towards understanding. If you or a loved one are navigating these concerns, remember you're not alone.
Have you heard of any of these conditions before? Share your thoughts.

09/06/2025

BUSTING MYTHS: WHAT INFERTILITY ISN'T.

Today, let's tackle something crucial: the many myths and misconceptions surrounding infertility. These false beliefs can add unnecessary stress and shame to an already challenging journey.

Here are a few common myths we hear, and the truth behind them:

MYTH: "Infertility is always a woman's issue."
FACT: Infertility affects men and women almost equally. Male factor infertility accounts for roughly 40-50% of cases! It truly takes two.

MYTH: "If you just relax, you'll get pregnant."
FACT: While stress management is important for overall well-being, stress does NOT cause infertility. It's a medical condition requiring medical solutions.

MYTH: "People who struggle with infertility just aren't trying hard enough."

FACT: Infertility is a complex medical condition, not a lack of effort. Those facing it are often doing everything they can and more.

Understanding the facts is empowering. It highlights why professional diagnosis and advanced treatments like Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) are so vital – they address the real medical complexities, not old wives' tales.

What's the most surprising myth you've heard about infertility? Share it in the comments, and let's replace misinformation with facts.

08/06/2025

LET TALK ABOUT INFERTILITY!

It's Infertility Awareness Month 2025! At Surrogacy Africa, we're dedicated to shedding light on this deeply personal journey.

What is infertility? It's simply the inability to conceive after a year of unprotected in*******se (or six months if you're over 35). It's a medical condition, not a personal failing, and it affects millions globally.
We know this diagnosis can bring a swirl of emotions. But here's the crucial part: there is hope.

Modern medical advancements, including Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART), offer incredible pathways to parenthood.
This month, we'll explore these options and share stories of resilience. Join us in breaking the silence and spreading understanding.
What does "infertility" mean to you? Share your thoughts below.

07/06/2025

Infertility Hurts, But You're Not Alone!

June is Infertility Awareness Month worldwide, and we want to remind you that YOU'RE NOT ALONE. Infertility affects 1 in 6 couples worldwide, and it's essential to acknowledge the emotional journey that comes with it.

Infertility can be a challenging and isolating experience, but by sharing our stories and supporting one another, we can create a sense of community and understanding.

Let's break the silence and raise awareness about infertility. Remember, *you're not alone* in this journey.

02/05/2025

We are seeking a Caucasian, Middle-Eastern(Arab, Persian), North African or Indian for a Middle Eastern Intended Parent to start their IVF journey in Abuja Nigeria

We are hoping to find someone currently living in Nigeria, preferably Abuja.

Requirements
A healthy female
Age 20-30
Not on birth control
Healthy BMI

Compensation is negotiable
We are willing to discuss terms of being an anonymous donor or wanting to know the Intended parent.

Referral is also welcome and would be compensated.

23/04/2025

Raw facts about Egg donation!

Q: What exactly is egg donation?
A: Egg donation is a process where a healthy woman (the donor) voluntarily provides her eggs to help another individual or couple (the recipients) conceive a child through assisted reproductive technology like IVF.
Q: Will donating my eggs make me infertile in the future? Will my "good" eggs be taken?
A: Absolutely not! Women are born with a vast reserve of eggs – hundreds of thousands, in fact. In a typical monthly cycle, a woman naturally can lose hundreds immature eggs, with usually only one maturing and being released (ovulation). During egg donation, fertility medications gently encourage many of these naturally occurring immature eggs to mature at the same time. Instead of losing them that month, these mature eggs are gently retrieved. This process doesn't deplete your future egg supply or impact your ability to conceive naturally later on.

Q: Is egg donation painful?
A: The egg retrieval procedure is a minimally invasive process, it doesn't involve stitches. You'll be sedated, so you won't feel any pain during it. Some women may experience mild cramping or bloating afterwards, similar to period discomfort, which usually subsides within a day or two.
Q: How much time commitment is involved?
A: The entire process typically spans for 2 weeks, involving initial consultations, medical screenings, a period of self-administered fertility medication injections (which we'll fully guide you through!), and the short egg retrieval procedure.
Q: What are the requirements to become an egg donor with Surrogacy Africa?
A: Generally, donors are healthy women.
AA Genotype
Age 21 and 25(this can vary slightly).
Non-smokers.
Have a healthy BMI.
You'll also undergo medical and psychological screenings to ensure you're a good candidate and fully understand the process.
Q: What are the benefits of being an egg donor?
A: Beyond the profound fulfillment of helping someone achieve their dream of parenthood, donors in our program receive financial compensation to acknowledge their time, effort, and commitment. This can be a meaningful way to contribute while also benefiting personally.

If you want to be involved fill our form here: https://forms.gle/jA3oXy1PQYLVmKdR9
Or Send us a Dm.

20/04/2025

Happy Easter to all Intended Parents and blissful surrogates.
May the power that raised Jesus Christ, dwell in our our mortal bodies and bring the bliss of a complete family to those seeking.

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http://www.surrogacyafrica.com/

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