Nollywood actress Mary Remmy Njoku is advocating for the acceptance of in vitro fertilization (IVF) among Nigerian religious women, emphasizing that there is nothing wrong with the procedure. She encourages women to include IVF in their testimonies to inspire others, arguing that sharing their experiences can bless families. Njoku clarifies that testimony is not mandatory and advises those unable to share their full stories to refrain from doing so to avoid displeasing God. She criticizes individuals who claim IVF failed them while asserting that God has blessed many families through this and similar procedures, such as C-sections. Njoku insists that both IVF and C-sections are miracles and urges women not to use religious beliefs to discourage others from seeking IVF. Her advocacy aims to promote openness and support around IVF in the context of faith-based communities.