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According to the Chief Consultant and Head, Obstetrician and Fertility Department, Eko Hospitals, Dr. Adegbite Ogunmokun, male fertility has significantly declined in recent times.

He said: “If 10 couples come in, there will be problem with the male in 6 of them, using our parameter of 20 million sperm per millimetre. But 10 to 15 years ago, maybe about 4 out of 10 men would have problem.”

Investigators who visited some fertility centres in Lagos, learnt that more men are having low sperm count, thus necessitating the need for more volunteer donors. But because donors are scarce, fertility clinics offer as much as N50,000 to men who are interested in selling their sperm. For more details on this story go to link below: http://9jaflave..com/2013/08/sperm-donation-business-booming-in-lagos.html