Urgent help for accident treatment.

Road accidents happen in seconds and the bills arrive just as fast: X-rays, stitches, a POP or surgery for a fracture. The person hurt is often the one who earns, so the family is hit twice. Post the cost on AbegNa and let people help you get through it.

Usual cost in Nigeria₦20,000 to ₦500,000
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When this happens

  • Your brother was hit by a car and needs an X-ray and a POP for his leg.
  • You fell off an okada and need stitches and a tetanus jab.
  • The orthopaedic surgeon says your fracture needs a metal implant.

How AbegNa helps

  1. Ask. Say what you need for accident treatment, up to ₦100,000, in your own voice.
  2. Share. Your request becomes a card for WhatsApp, Facebook and X.
  3. Receive. People give what they can. 0% commission. It goes to your own bank account.

Other places to try

Government hospital emergency unit

Accident and emergency units in public hospitals are expected to treat emergencies first. Go there if a private clinic asks for money before care.

Third party motor insurance

If a vehicle with insurance caused the accident, the owner’s third party policy may cover injury costs. A police report helps.

Health insurance

NHIA and state schemes cover many emergency treatments for enrolled people.

Questions about accident treatment

How much does accident treatment cost in Nigeria?

Stitches and an X-ray can be ₦20,000 to ₦50,000. Fracture surgery with implants can cost ₦300,000 to ₦500,000 or more. AbegNa requests go up to ₦100,000, so many people ask for part.

Must hospitals treat accident victims without a police report?

Nigeria’s Compulsory Treatment and Care for Victims of Gunshots Act requires hospitals to treat gunshot victims without a police report, and hospitals are generally expected to give emergency care to accident victims first.

Can I ask for accident treatment on AbegNa?

Yes. Post the amount with a short voice note and share your link. You withdraw to your own account.

Is it a loan?

No. What you receive on AbegNa is a gift. There is no interest and nothing to pay back.

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