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Uplift Nigeria launches first tech-driven charity platform to eliminate fraud and restore trust in giving 

A groundbreaking innovation has hit Nigeria’s tech and charity landscape with the official launch of Uplift Nigeria, the nation’s first fully verified, fraud-proof, and transparent giving platform.

The platform promises to revolutionize the way Nigerians donate to those in need, by removing middlemen and ensuring every naira goes directly to verified beneficiaries.

For years, well-meaning Nigerians have hesitated to give due to widespread fraud, lack of accountability, and the opaque operations of traditional NGOs and crowdfunding sites.

Uplift Nigeria is changing the game by introducing cutting-edge technology to philanthropy, including biometric verification, AI-powered fraud detection, and secure ID matching — all designed to protect donors and empower genuine recipients.

How It Works 

Unlike platforms that collect and distribute funds, Uplift Nigeria acts as a direct bridge between donors and beneficiaries. It does not hold money. Instead, it connects users with pre-verified individuals in need, including mothers seeking support for food, healthcare, or shelter and even elderly individuals in need of daily living assistance.

Each beneficiary is verified through strict processes, including facial recognition, biometric checks, and real-time liveness verification, ensuring only real and deserving individuals receive funds.

“For too long, Nigerians have been afraid to give because of fraud and lack of transparency. Uplift Nigeria is here to fix that,” said Antonia Olawunmi Davies, Founder and CEO of Uplift Nigeria, during the launch event. “Now, every donor can be 100% sure their money is going to a real person who needs help.” 

By tackling common scams like fake fundraisers and duplicate accounts, Uplift Nigeria offers a level of security and accountability that has been missing in the charitable space for decades.

Uplift Nigeria isn’t just a donation platform — it’s a movement toward building trust, dignity, and real impact in how Nigerians help one another. With this new system in place, giving is no longer risky or uncertain. It is now direct, secure, and deeply meaningful.

To learn more or support someone in need, visit www.upliftnigeria.com.


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