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“Nigeria has the largest egg harvesting operation in the world. Today, millions of Nigerians are exported in small test tubes from IVF clinics around Nigeria for money. The biotechnology companies who buy these eggs slaughter them in European and American laboratories for……embryonic stem cell research.”
Young women and girls in Nigeria, out of for cash, are repeatedly visiting fertility clinics through the back door to have their eggs harvested. Companies may collect more than 1.5m from rich clients, and pay the girls N100k-120k for each harvest…
In most cases, the girls are not informed that repeated eggs harvesting poses a strong risk of cancer, ovarian failure, liver or kidney failure, infertility, internal infection, internal bleeding and death. If you know of someone who intends to sell her eggs, esp. students…..In most cases, the girls are not informed that repeated eggs harvesting poses a strong risk of cancer, ovarian failure, liver or kidney failure, infertility, internal infection, internal bleeding and death. If you know of someone who intends to sell her eggs, esp. students..
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LAGOS—Chairman of African Anti-abortion Coalition, Dr Philip Njemanze, has said Nigeria remained the highest exporter of human eggs and embryos.Njemanze, who is also the chairman, Association of General and Private Medical Practitioners of Nigeria in Imo State, added that a study had shown that Nigeria had been trafficking in eggs in the international market since 2006 without the consent of the women or anybody.
He spoke at the annual Catholic Marriage, Family and Human Life Unit and Marriage Instructors Conference, which took place at Yaba, Lagos.
Njemanze, who spoke on the imminent danger facing the family in Nigeria, said if Nigeria allowed such a thing, about a 100 million eggs would be needed per year to supply laboratories to do their stem cell embryonic research.
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