A surrogacy arrangement or
surrogacy agreement is the
carrying of a pregnancy for
intended parents. There are
two main types of surrogacy,
gestational surrogacy and
traditional surrogacy. In
gestational surrogacy, the
pregnancy results from the
transfer of an embryo created
by in vitro fertilization (IVF), in a
manner so the resulting child is
genetically unrelated to the
surrogate. Gestational
surrogates are also referred to
as gestational carriers. In
traditional surrogacy, the
surrogate is impregnated
naturally or artificially, but the
resulting child is genetically
related to the surrogate. In the
United States, gestational
surrogacy is more common
than traditional surrogacy and
is considered less legally
complex.[1]
Intended parents may seek a
surrogacy arrangement when
medical issues make pregnancy
either impossible or it is
considered far too risky for the
mother's health. Monetary
compensation may or may not
be involved in these
arrangements. If the surrogate
receives compensation beyond
reimbursement of medical and
other reasonable expenses, the
arrangement is considered
commercial surrogacy;
otherwise, it is referred to as
altruistic. The legality and costs
of surrogacy vary widely
between jurisdictions,
sometimes resulting in
interstate or international
surrogacy arrangements.

I doubt........., who will be the sorrogate

in nigeria don't tink so d mother would stil b using style 2 claim d kid is her especialy it d oda parent z rich