Ask well.
Get help faster.

Abeg no be shame. Say exactly what you need, keep it real, and share it with people who know you.

A Nigerian family at home

How to ask

Be specific

“₦3,000 for transport to work this week” works better than a vague ask.

Keep it realistic

₦10,000 from 20 people is easier than ₦200,000 from strangers.

Keep it short

One or two honest sentences is enough.

Share early

WhatsApp, X, Instagram. Family, church, old school friends.

Say thank you

Thank people when they help. It often brings more help.

Ask again

If you need more, you can create another request.

For common needs

Rent

Landlord no dey hear word?

Ask instead of borrowing from loan apps. ₦500 from 20 people is ₦10,000. No interest. No repayment.
School fees

Deadline don reach?

Share with family, church and old school friends. Say the deadline and what the money is for.
Medical

Hospital bill don pile up?

Say what the money is for: medicine, scan or treatment. People are often quick to help with health.
Bills

Transport, food, light?

Small things add up. Even ₦100 from 30 people is ₦3,000.

Common questions

Is AbegNa a loan?
No. It is a gift. No interest, no debt collectors, nothing to pay back.
Do I need BVN to sign up?
No. You verify with BVN or NIN and a live selfie only when you want to withdraw.
How much can I ask for?
Between ₦2,000 and ₦100,000 per request.
Does AbegNa take a cut?
No. 0% commission. A flat ₦100 to withdraw.
How long does a request last?
7 days. You keep whatever you get.

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