Give · Medical
Help a Nigerian pay a hospital bill.
Nigerians who cannot deposit the card fee at the hospital get turned away. The money you send goes directly to the person who posted the request — not a charity, not us. AbegNa takes 0%.
What your gift typically covers
Small gifts, concrete outcomes.
A ₦2,000 gift covers a hospital card and first consultation at a general hospital
A ₦5,000 gift covers a typical malaria or typhoid treatment
A ₦10,000 gift covers a typical emergency-room deposit at a state hospital
A ₦20,000 gift covers one month of blood-pressure or diabetes medication
These are typical coverage amounts at current Nigerian prices. We do not promise a specific outcome, the recipient decides what to spend on. The impact of your gift is what that person says it is.
How it works
From your card to their bank account.
Every request is a real person with a story, location, and bank account verified through Paystack.
Card, bank transfer, USSD. No minimum beyond ₦100. No commission to AbegNa.
Paystack settles directly to the recipient bank account. You see the confirmation, they see the deposit.
You can follow their progress or move on. No obligation either way.
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Questions from givers
How do I give to a Nigerian medical on AbegNa?
Scroll down, pick a real request, and send any amount from ₦100. Payment goes through Paystack, money lands in the recipient's Nigerian bank account the same day. AbegNa takes 0% commission. Paystack's bank fee is a flat ₦100 on the recipient side.
How do I know the money actually reaches the medical and not AbegNa?
Every transfer is made to the recipient's own Paystack-verified Nigerian bank account. We do not pool donor money. We do not hold balances. You send, they receive. The Paystack receipt names them, not us.
Is this tax-deductible?
AbegNa is not a registered charity. Gifts via AbegNa are peer-to-peer and are not tax-deductible for the giver. If you need a charitable receipt, give to a registered NGO instead.
How do I verify a request is real?
Each request shows the person's name, location, and story. Many include receipts or supporting photos. Look for specificity: real requests name a specific hospital, school portal, or landlord. Generic copy with no detail is the signal to skip.
Can I give anonymously?
Yes. Your public profile is optional. Your name is never required to appear on the request you helped fund.
Why not use GoFundMe for Nigerian causes?
GoFundMe is not supported in Nigeria for payout, Nigerian recipients cannot withdraw. AbegNa is built on Paystack and operates entirely in naira. Your money reaches a Nigerian bank account directly.