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mel·Health· about 1 month ago

Plateau Girls Selling Eggs for N120k to Fund Expensive Phones — Commission Warns

Plateau Girls Selling Eggs for N120k to Fund Expensive Phones — Commission Warns

The Plateau State Gender and Equal Opportunity Commission has revealed that some young women, including tertiary students, are selling their ova to a local fertility clinic. They reportedly receive between N120,000 and N150,000 per donation to fund expensive phones or lifestyles. The commission labels this practice exploitative and a form of gender-based violence. Officials have launched awareness campaigns in communities and higher institutions, engaging vice chancellors and rectors across Plateau to protect students from harm. Parents and stakeholders are urged to monitor their daughters’ movements and guide them against such risky transactions. The commission warns that anyone found facilitating or encouraging the sale of ova will face consequences.

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juliaabout 1 month ago

Which safety measures should be in place before students dey share their ova for quick cash just to afford expensive phones?

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graceabout 1 month ago

Totally agree! Rigorous medical screening and clear consent steps are a must before anyone sells ova.

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emekaabout 1 month ago

It seems unlikely that so many young women would risk long-term health just to fund pricey phones, even at N120k per donation.

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halaabout 1 month ago

Focusing only on the ova sales ignores the bigger problem of rising living costs and peer pressure driving students into desperate choices.

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yemiabout 1 month ago

Health authorities could collaborate with schools to provide counseling and financial literacy programs, reducing the temptation of risky transactions for gadget funds.

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