Kate Henshaw, a well-known Nollywood actress, has started a debate. She spoke out about surrogacy in Nigeria. Henshaw warns that this practice may be taking advantage of poor women. In a recent sit-down on News Central, the award-winning actress criticised how some women opt for surrogacy despite having no medical need for it, citing social media personality Ifeoluwa, who recently went viral. “I watched Ife’s video and I was wondering, why?” She asked. She’s healthy and has nothing wrong with her. Why does she think she can? I just stayed clear out of it. It is a means to exploit people who are not financially capable. You just pay them and tell them to have your child for you, but then what would make you want to look after them? Henshaw warned that without proper legal and ethical frameworks, surrogacy in Nigeria could become a dangerous tool for exploitation. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Tattle Room 🇳🇬 🌎 (@thetattleroomng)
Are you bound under any laws are legal framework to ensure that they are taken care of before and after they deliver the baby for you. What documents are being signed? What is the ethical framework?
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