₦airaland Forum

Vloml222:
Hmmm!

TheArchangel:
1.5m with all the dangers associated with pregnancy and birth not to talk of C-section.

1.5 m for pregnancy induced conditions you will never know you have until you are pregnancy.

1.5m for all the unforeseen labour and puerperal complications which may arise. This is base on the fact that Nigerians cannot be trusted cos once the baby is out, the lady is left to her fate. The parents will prefer her dead so that she will not come back to forment trouble or milk them dry.

1.5m should in case in the process of birth there is a need to remove the womb cos of complications?
Are we talking artificial insemination or good old procreation method?
And what if the sperm is swimming around without a Rhesus factor thereby exposing the surrogate mother to a life time agony of dealing with rhesus isoimmunisation and incompatibility. A lifetime of not being able to have a child of her own


This is a poor business deal. Ladies donate their eggs for a price close to this amount talk more of the whole deal.
7.5m will be OK.
2.5m for the surrogacy and treatment of any unforeseen pregnancy related ailments.
2.5m to keep quiet and disappear.
2.5m to establish a business.

Glycosunde:
Third-party reproduction or donor-assisted reproduction is any human reproduction in which DNA or gestation is provided by a third party or donor other than the one or two parents who will raise the resulting child. This goes beyond the traditional father –mother model, and the third party's involvement is limited to the reproductive process and does not extend into the raising of the child. Third-party reproduction is used by couples unable to reproduce where they would otherwise be unable to do so, by same-sex couples , and by men and women without a partner or when there is a problem with the womb of the female partner. Where donor gametes are provided by a donor, the donor will be a biological parent of the resulting child, but in third party reproduction, he or she will not be the caring parent.
It's legal...
What will you be doing as girl or woman for the next 9months
You can make as much as #1,500,000 (one million, five hundred thousand naira)
All applicants between the ages of 18-32 and who are interested to be a surrogate mother should contact me via this number 08085454942 or WhatsApp. And if you also know anyone who is interested, kindly call or WhatsApp for more information.

TheArchangel:
1.5m with all the dangers associated with pregnancy and birth not to talk of C-section.

1.5 m for pregnancy induced conditions you will never know you have until you are pregnant.

1.5m for all the unforeseen labour and puerperal complications which may arise. Based on the fact that Nigerians cannot be trusted, once the baby is out and she develops complications, there is a 100% chance that the lady will be left to her fate as the baby's parents will prefer her dead so that she will not come back to forment trouble or milk them dry.
1.5m should in case in the process of birth, there is a need to remove the womb cos of complications?
1.5m, when she will continue to have C-section as medical experts do not advocate for vaginal birth after C-section. Do note that most surrogate pregnancies ends in C-section.

Are we talking artificial insemination or good old procreation method? 1.5m to be touched and prodded by God knows what.?
And what if the sperm is swimming around without a Rhesus factor thereby exposing the surrogate mother to a life time agony of dealing with rhesus isoimmunisation and incompatibility. A lifetime of not being able to have a child of her own


This is a poor business deal. Ladies donate their eggs for a price close to this amount talk more of the whole deal.
7.5m will be OK.
2.5m for the surrogacy and treatment of any unforeseen pregnancy related ailments.
2.5m to keep quiet and disappear.
2.5m to establish a business.

cococandy:
Agreed. except that The Rhesus factor matters only if mom is rhesus negative.

But it’s funny how people take pregnancy and childbirth so lightly. Having a child can literally kill you.Ignorance is bliss though.

Once you learn in detail the physiological happenings occurring in the woman’s body as another person is in the process of being made inside of her, you just don’t look at pregnancy and child bearing as a simple thing.

SweetCunt97:
1.5m is simply not worth d stress

Glycosunde:

How much were you thinking of? Anyway no problem but if you have anyone who will do it just let me know, there will be an incentive for you

SweetCunt97:
Is it even legal?

TheArchangel:
1.5m with all the dangers associated with pregnancy and birth not to talk of C-section.

1.5 m for pregnancy induced conditions you will never know you have until you are pregnant.

1.5m for all the unforeseen labour and puerperal complications which may arise. Based on the fact that Nigerians cannot be trusted, once the baby is out and she develops complications, there is a 100% chance that the lady will be left to her fate as the baby's parents will prefer her dead so that she will not come back to forment trouble or milk them dry.
1.5m should in case in the process of birth, there is a need to remove the womb cos of complications?
1.5m, when she will continue to have C-section as medical experts do not advocate for vaginal birth after C-section. Do note that most surrogate pregnancies ends in C-section.

Are we talking artificial insemination or good old procreation method? 1.5m to be touched and prodded by God knows what.?
And what if the sperm is swimming around without a Rhesus factor thereby exposing the surrogate mother to a life time agony of dealing with rhesus isoimmunisation and incompatibility. A lifetime of not being able to have a child of her own


This is a poor business deal. Ladies donate their eggs for a price close to this amount talk more of the whole deal.
7.5m will be OK.
2.5m for the surrogacy and treatment of any unforeseen pregnancy related ailments.
2.5m to keep quiet and disappear.
2.5m to establish a business.