Benue SEMA Chain

With Benue SEMA CHAIN, every relief reaches the right hands.

Blockchain-backed distribution tracking for Benue State IDPs. Every claim is tamper-proof, publicly auditable, and zero personal data is ever exposed.

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Benue State Relief Distribution

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Benue State

Claim Verification

Did you receive relief?

Enter your unique claim code to confirm your relief was recorded on the blockchain.

Format: RT-YYYY-RN-XXXXXXXX — given to you by the SEMA operator after relief was dispensed.

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Relief Tracking

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How It Works

How SEMA tracks relief

A tamper-proof public record ensures every registered person receives their share of relief — and only once per round. Here is exactly how it works.

4 steps from arrival to public record

Follow the journey of a relief claim from start to finish.

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Step 1 of 4

You register once

A SEMA staff member scans your face when you arrive at the camp. The system turns that scan into a unique code — not a photo — and only saves the code. Your name, photo, and ID number are never stored anywhere.

Your identity stays private
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Step 2 of 4

Your face is checked when you collect relief

When relief items are handed out, your face is scanned again. The system instantly checks whether you already collected items this round. If you have, the claim is blocked automatically — no SEMA official can override this.

No one can collect twice
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Step 3 of 4

A permanent receipt is created

Once you receive your relief, a record is saved in a public database that nobody can alter or delete — not SEMA, not the government, not anyone. You get a short reference code (like RT-2026-0001-ABCD) as your proof.

Records can't be faked or deleted
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Step 4 of 4

Anyone can check the totals

The total number of people helped, items distributed, and which camps still need coverage is publicly visible to journalists, NGOs, auditors — anyone. But no personal information about you is ever shown.

Full transparency, zero exposure

What about your privacy?

The public can verify that relief is being distributed fairly — without ever seeing who you are.

What is saved
  • A code from your face scan (not the photo)
  • Which camp you belong to
  • Whether you have a disability
  • When you registered
  • Each time you received relief
What the public sees
  • Total number of people registered
  • How many received relief this round
  • Coverage percentage per camp
  • How many still need help
  • Pass / fail result for a reference code
Never exposed
  • Your name
  • Your photo
  • Your national ID or BVN
  • Your home address
  • Who you are, in any form

Common questions

No. The face scan check runs automatically every time. If a match is found, the claim is blocked instantly. No human can approve a duplicate — it is built into the system rules.

Nobody. Your name, photo, and ID are never recorded. Only an anonymous code from your face scan is stored — and it cannot be reversed back to your identity.

Contact SEMA on 09116000180 or visit the camp office. Staff can look up your distribution round and confirm your relief was received.

No. Every record is written to a shared public database that anyone can audit at any time. Silent manipulation is impossible — any change would show up immediately.

Ready to check a claim?

Enter a reference code on the public portal to confirm relief was received and recorded.

Get Involved

Partner with SEMA

Contact the agency to coordinate targeted support for displaced persons. Every donation reaches a verified, registered household.