Making Families Surrogacy Limited says cost, speed and cultural care are driving diaspora and international patients back to Nigeria in 2026
For years, the story of fertility treatment in Nigeria was simple: if you could afford it, you flew out. To London, Dubai and India. In 2026, that story is changing.
World-class fertility care is now available in Nigeria, attracting Nigerians at home, Diaspora Africans, and International Intended Parents who are choosing to start their families closer to culture, community and considerate care.
“For so long people believed you had to leave Africa to get proper IVF,” said Fertility Counselor at Making Families Surrogacy Limited, Peace Mmewurum-Udeh.
“The technology, the embryologists, the success rates — they are here now. What makes us different is the heart behind the science.”
