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Important Legal Notice Same-sex relationships are criminalized under Nigeria's Same Sex Marriage (Prohibition) Act 2014, with penalties up to 14 years imprisonment. LGBTQ+ patients cannot openly access fertility treatment. Most clinics serve married heterosexual couples; single women may access treatment at some Lagos private clinics.

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Fertility Clinics in Nigeria

Compare top fertility clinics in Lagos and Abuja for IVF, egg donation, sperm donation, and fertility preservation. Nigeria has West Africa's most established ART sector, with Nordica Fertility Centre as the flagship clinic since 2001.

Fertility Treatment in Nigeria

Nigeria has the largest population in Africa (220 million) and a substantial private healthcare sector concentrated in Lagos. The fertility market is growing rapidly, driven by high rates of tubal infertility (often from untreated STIs) and strong cultural imperatives around childbearing. Nordica Fertility Centre is West Africa's most established ART center, founded in 2001 and widely regarded as the flagship. IVF with donor eggs typically costs ₦3,000,000–₦5,000,000 ($2,000–$3,500 USD).

The market is predominantly domestic and West African diaspora — foreign patients are rare. Lagos is the primary hub; Abuja has secondary capacity. LUTH (Lagos University Teaching Hospital) is the main academic anchor. Note: LGBTQ+ relationships are criminalized under Nigerian law.

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