Lawyer raises concern over regulatory gaps in Nigeria’s surrogacy practice

A lawyer has sounded the alarm about the lack of clear regulations governing surrogacy in Nigeria, emphasizing the need for laws that protect children, recognize parentage, safeguard surrogate mothers, and ensure transparency in assisted reproductive services. Without proper legislation, the practice could lead to exploitation and legal ambiguities, making this issue crucial for ensuring ethical and lawful surrogacy arrangements. This concern highlights the broader need for comprehensive legal frameworks to manage emerging reproductive technologies responsibly.