“I’ll Give You ₦10 Million And A Car If You Have My Child”- Nigerian Man’s Unusual Offer Sparks Reactions
- A Nigerian man is seeking a woman to have children for him under a specific arrangement.
- The arrangement involves the woman leaving after giving birth.
- He has been living in Germany for nearly 14 years and does not intend to marry.
A Nigerian man has sparked widespread discussion online after revealing that he is looking for a woman who would agree to have children for him under a unique arrangement that requires her to leave after giving birth.
In a video that has gone viral on X (formerly Twitter), the man explained that despite living in Germany for nearly 14 years, he has no plans to get married. However, he said he wants to have one or two biological children.
According to him, he is seeking a woman who is willing to enter into an agreement where their relationship would end immediately after she gives birth.
“I’m in search of any lady that is willing to have a baby for me on the condition that after delivering the baby, you will disappear. Our deal or our contract ends. I’ve been in Germany for about 14 years now. I just got in last week for a particular reason. I don’t want to get married, but I want to have one or two kids,” he said.
The man further disclosed that the woman would travel with him to Germany, where they would stay together for two years until she gives birth and completes nursing the child before returning to Nigeria.
He stated that after the arrangement is completed, the woman would no longer have access to the child. In return, he promised to give her ₦10 million in cash and provide a car as compensation.
“I will take you back to Germany with me, where we’re going to spend two years together, and after giving birth and nursing the child, you will come back to Nigeria and never see that child again. I’m going to give you ₦10 million cash plus a car purchase gift,” he added.
The announcement has since sparked mixed reactions on social media, with many Nigerians expressing surprise over the proposal while others questioned whether anyone would accept such terms.
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