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Urgent help for malaria treatment.

Malaria does not wait for payday. A test, ACT drugs and a few days off work can cost more than you have on you. Post what you need on AbegNa and people can send it straight to you.

Usual cost in Nigeria₦3,000 to ₦15,000
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When this happens

  • Your child has a high fever and the clinic wants payment before the test.
  • You need a full ACT dose but can only afford half.
  • Malaria keeps coming back and you need a proper test and treatment.

How AbegNa helps

  1. Ask. Say what you need for malaria 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

Primary health centre (PHC)

Many government PHCs test and treat malaria at low cost, and some give free drugs to children under five and pregnant women.

State health insurance

If your state runs a contributory health scheme, enrolment can cover malaria care.

Questions about malaria treatment

How much does malaria treatment cost in Nigeria?

A test and a full ACT course usually cost between ₦3,000 and ₦15,000, depending on where you go and whether you need injections.

Can I ask for help with malaria treatment on AbegNa?

Yes. Post the amount you need, from ₦2,000, with a short voice note. People can give, and you withdraw to your own bank 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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