| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by Themandator: 11:11am On Apr 08, 2022 |
gaddafe:
So what about unlinking it? It is not possible to unlink and I ha e mentioned that here |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by MadamOk(f): 11:12am On Apr 08, 2022 |
We do bvn wahalur
We do nin wahalur
Still waiting for the next one they will introduce to Nigerians |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by Edipet(m): 11:13am On Apr 08, 2022 |
gaddafe:
I'm sorry the NIMC app cannot do what I described above. Or did you not read what I wrote? Or probably you didn't understand it. NIMC app only displays phone numbers that you linked to it using the app not through other methods. Which means if someone links his or her phone to your NIN at Ibadan and you are in Jos and you have the app, you can't see the linked number neither can you unlink it. This is a security loophole they should look at. you are right Bro,...I just downloaded the app to check my linked Sim, but it's only one that display instead of 3 |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by baralatie(m): 11:14am On Apr 08, 2022 |
gaddafe:
I'm sorry the NIMC app cannot do what I described above. Or did you not read what I wrote? Or probably you didn't understand it. NIMC app only displays phone numbers that you linked to it using the app not through other methods. Which means if someone links his or her phone to your NIN at Ibadan and you are in Jos and you have the app, you can't see the linked number neither can you unlink it. This is a security loophole they should look at. That is a good observation o |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by baralatie(m): 11:16am On Apr 08, 2022 |
Themandator:
It is not possible to unlink and I ha e mentioned that here But if someone should check and find out other phone numbers are linked to his nin without the owners knowledge. Is there nothing he/she can do ? |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by SKIBiNSKI(m): 11:16am On Apr 08, 2022 |
The problem with niageria is not the government but the naigerian citizens. |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by Babisha10(m): 11:32am On Apr 08, 2022 |
I can also relate to this write up, I bought a new MTN sim last month and register it with the vendor on getting home I got a message from both MTN nd Airtel that a new sim has been registered with my NIN that I should call the customer care if I'm not the one that has the new number, I called those useless Airtel the only thing they told me is that I should go to their office.. 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by Todaynews2020: 11:34am On Apr 08, 2022 |
Yes I have been a victim the dude had finished registering me and brought another tablet and started the registration process the second time only for him to capture me again and I confronted him he said he was trying to upload it. |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by Litmus: 11:37am On Apr 08, 2022 |
Honestly.... and many innocent people will fall victims of their trap. The people they hope to track are smarter than them. Marquis de Sade advocated the pure libertarian state, therefor a state with very little state control - no police force, no judiciary etc. He argued that in such a State people would be forced to police themselves and eventually the forces of anarchy and order should result in a State of equilibrium. For example fear of revenge and retaliation would prevent people from raping, stealing, killing and so on. In relation to the topic of this thread, Marquis de Sade might argue that, in the future, following endless protests of innocence by individuals claiming that their nin's had somehow been compromised, media reports, outcries over the systems, etc eventually the population will become extremely security and privacy conscious and protective of their NINs. 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by baralatie(m): 11:42am On Apr 08, 2022 |
Babisha10:
I can also relate to this write up, I bought a new MTN sim last month and register it with the vendor on getting home I got a message from both MTN nd Airtel that a new sim has been registered with my NIN that I should call the customer care if I'm not the one that has the new number, I called those useless Airtel the only thing they told me is that I should go to their office.. Okay that means that one will get a notification from the network when someone else uses your nin! Then action will be taken |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by infogeneral: 11:48am On Apr 08, 2022 |
Authority should take note. One should be able to verify how many SIM cards are linked to his/her NIN. |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by Sureman700: 11:58am On Apr 08, 2022 |
It happened to me RIGHT IN AIRTEL OFFICE. I CALLED THE CUSTOMER CARE AND THEY DEACTIVATED THE OTHER LINE THAT WAD REGISTERED WITH MY DETAILS. DispatcherLagos:
Two days ago I lost my phone on my way back from work. So I decided to buy/register a new sim card yesterday.
So I branched to Ajah (along Ado road) to buy and register a new sim pending when I will have time probably by weekend to retrieve my old number.
While the registration was ongoing, I noticed the agent/vendor was selling already registered sims to customers without NIN, I became curious to know how possible it is considering all the protocols involve in registering new sims. So I asked him how much he sells the already registered sims and he told me 5k and I was still wondering how possible it can be.
So to confirm whether or not it's true I paid for a sim (5k) and he started with the "processing". First of all, there is this guy that came in to complain that his number was blocked even though he has NIN and had link it with his sim. The vendor through the help of the device they run their business with confirmed that there is a variation in the name used in registering the sim and the one in the NIN so he was told to wait (till he is done doing my work).
So after I paid for the already registered sim, I was surprised that the agent now called the man and started taking his passport. I picked offense by this attitude and confronted him(the agent) for abandoning me for another customer even though I came before him. At this point, he cornered me and told me to chill and that he was still on my work but only wanted to use the guy's NIN to link the already registered sim I paid for.
I was mad. So this is the extent people can go in a bid to make money? Imagine if I actually needed that sim and maybe I use it to perpetuate some crimes(God forbid) who do you think will be held responsible for it? I decided to bring this here to at least advise/warn us to be very careful and cautious of who has access to our NIN especially during this period that most sims are barred.
Pardon my grammar/typos. Thanks 1 Like |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by Christmasdon(m): 12:00pm On Apr 08, 2022 |
What if d kidnappers uses the mobile numbers of their victims and be making ransom calls then who will the police custody track and get hold of. the victim(s) i guess huuhn! we are still on a long thing.. |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by MyMouth(m): 12:03pm On Apr 08, 2022 |
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| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by netmillionaires(m): 12:05pm On Apr 08, 2022 |
Mine is that I linked my main line when they started this NIN nonsense thinking it has been linked successfully. I downloaded mtn app some months back and when I logged in, I was surprised to see Welcome Adeola.... Abeg who be Adeola? I then notice that the line wasn't linked. 1 Like |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by Yankee101: 12:07pm On Apr 08, 2022 |
Has been going on even before NIN
Dint go to roadside shops and give out your NIN |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by charlesdinho7(m): 12:08pm On Apr 08, 2022 |
no matter how desperate i am for a new sim card, i will never buy an already registered sim. thats a criminal offense |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by Geeman2006: 12:14pm On Apr 08, 2022 |
DispatcherLagos:
Two days ago I lost my phone on my way back from work. So I decided to buy/register a new sim card yesterday.
So I branched to Ajah (along Ado road) to buy and register a new sim pending when I will have time probably by weekend to retrieve my old number.
While the registration was ongoing, I noticed the agent/vendor was selling already registered sims to customers without NIN, I became curious to know how possible it is considering all the protocols involve in registering new sims. So I asked him how much he sells the already registered sims and he told me 5k and I was still wondering how possible it can be.
So to confirm whether or not it's true I paid for a sim (5k) and he started with the "processing". First of all, there is this guy that came in to complain that his number was blocked even though he has NIN and had link it with his sim. The vendor through the help of the device they run their business with confirmed that there is a variation in the name used in registering the sim and the one in the NIN so he was told to wait (till he is done doing my work).
So after I paid for the already registered sim, I was surprised that the agent now called the man and started taking his passport. I picked offense by this attitude and confronted him(the agent) for abandoning me for another customer even though I came before him. At this point, he cornered me and told me to chill and that he was still on my work but only wanted to use the guy's NIN to link the already registered sim I paid for.
I was mad. So this is the extent people can go in a bid to make money? Imagine if I actually needed that sim and maybe I use it to perpetuate some crimes(God forbid) who do you think will be held responsible for it? I decided to bring this here to at least advise/warn us to be very careful and cautious of who has access to our NIN especially during this period that most sims are barred.
Pardon my grammar/typos. Thanks Report him to security agencies! And see him get arrested. It is a very serious crime what they are doing. If you read newspapers, you will see this kind of stories steady. |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by maasoap(m): 12:15pm On Apr 08, 2022 |
Desperados:
Bros, dis tin don dey happen since na.
we knw dis tins.
Dis NIN linkage of a tin na just to track mor hustlers(yahoo boys) down, dem just dey lie wit terrorism or kidnapping.
I stil dey talk am nd i swear wit my 2 balls say dis NIN nonsense nor reach de north.
No kidnapper or terrorist wil be caught wit dis... Because all the network providers were given instructions to exclude the lines registered in the North or registered in Aboki's name from barring, right? Some of you just comment like you leash your brain out 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by 2elliot: 12:18pm On Apr 08, 2022 |
NIN is part of of the end time beast system. Do not comply! |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by Themandator: 12:24pm On Apr 08, 2022 |
baralatie:
But if someone should check and find out other phone numbers are linked to his nin without the owners knowledge.
Is there nothing he/she can do ? FOR NOW, COMPLAIN TO. NIMC AND. JUST DO or swear AN AFFIDAVIT TO PROTECT YOURSELF.. U no say na Nigeria be this Without any valid evidence u Don enter be that |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by baralatie(m): 12:41pm On Apr 08, 2022 |
Sureman700:
It happened to me RIGHT IN AIRTEL OFFICE.
I CALLED THE CUSTOMER CARE AND THEY DEACTIVATED THE OTHER LINE THAT WAD REGISTERED WITH MY DETAILS.
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| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by evans4luv: 1:19pm On Apr 08, 2022 |
ChocolateWine:
Whose picture is on the nin?
Are you commenting with your prick? the real owner of d nin that u link urs to, foolish guinee fowl, stop reasoning with ur cunt lips |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by Germi9: 1:29pm On Apr 08, 2022 |
DispatcherLagos:
Two days ago I lost my phone on my way back from work. So I decided to buy/register a new sim card yesterday.
So I branched to Ajah (along Ado road) to buy and register a new sim pending when I will have time probably by weekend to retrieve my old number.
While the registration was ongoing, I noticed the agent/vendor was selling already registered sims to customers without NIN, I became curious to know how possible it is considering all the protocols involve in registering new sims. So I asked him how much he sells the already registered sims and he told me 5k and I was still wondering how possible it can be.
So to confirm whether or not it's true I paid for a sim (5k) and he started with the "processing". First of all, there is this guy that came in to complain that his number was blocked even though he has NIN and had link it with his sim. The vendor through the help of the device they run their business with confirmed that there is a variation in the name used in registering the sim and the one in the NIN so he was told to wait (till he is done doing my work).
So after I paid for the already registered sim, I was surprised that the agent now called the man and started taking his passport. I picked offense by this attitude and confronted him(the agent) for abandoning me for another customer even though I came before him. At this point, he cornered me and told me to chill and that he was still on my work but only wanted to use the guy's NIN to link the already registered sim I paid for.
I was mad. So this is the extent people can go in a bid to make money? Imagine if I actually needed that sim and maybe I use it to perpetuate some crimes(God forbid) who do you think will be held responsible for it? I decided to bring this here to at least advise/warn us to be very careful and cautious of who has access to our NIN especially during this period that most sims are barred.
Pardon my grammar/typos. Thanks So now you can see that the problem of Nigeria is from the grassroots aswell, this is how 5k will send an innocent man to Prison or life, while the perpetrator runs home happily playing 10/10 1 Like |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by loko50(m): 2:04pm On Apr 08, 2022 |
My advise to everyone. Download nimc app on your phone and remove any strange number that you found linked to your bvn. |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by GEJDHERO: 2:18pm On Apr 08, 2022 |
You can easily deactivate any number that is fraudulent linked to your NIN 3 Likes |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by ChocolateWine(f): 2:29pm On Apr 08, 2022 |
evans4luv:
the real owner of d nin that u link urs to, foolish guinee fowl, stop reasoning with ur cunt lips Is stupidity your talent or you were born with it naturally? I am again, who's pics is there? 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by Idaytesj29(m): 2:34pm On Apr 08, 2022 |
DispatcherLagos:
Two days ago I lost my phone on my way back from work. So I decided to buy/register a new sim card yesterday.
So I branched to Ajah (along Ado road) to buy and register a new sim pending when I will have time probably by weekend to retrieve my old number.
While the registration was ongoing, I noticed the agent/vendor was selling already registered sims to customers without NIN, I became curious to know how possible it is considering all the protocols involve in registering new sims. So I asked him how much he sells the already registered sims and he told me 5k and I was still wondering how possible it can be.
So to confirm whether or not it's true I paid for a sim (5k) and he started with the "processing". First of all, there is this guy that came in to complain that his number was blocked even though he has NIN and had link it with his sim. The vendor through the help of the device they run their business with confirmed that there is a variation in the name used in registering the sim and the one in the NIN so he was told to wait (till he is done doing my work).
So after I paid for the already registered sim, I was surprised that the agent now called the man and started taking his passport. I picked offense by this attitude and confronted him(the agent) for abandoning me for another customer even though I came before him. At this point, he cornered me and told me to chill and that he was still on my work but only wanted to use the guy's NIN to link the already registered sim I paid for.
I was mad. So this is the extent people can go in a bid to make money? Imagine if I actually needed that sim and maybe I use it to perpetuate some crimes(God forbid) who do you think will be held responsible for it? I decided to bring this here to at least advise/warn us to be very careful and cautious of who has access to our NIN especially during this period that most sims are barred.
Pardon my grammar/typos. Thanks This is when DSS and NPF should flex their muscles and work 1 Like |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by Yemi4luv: 2:44pm On Apr 08, 2022 |
Themandator:
That is what I did for my mum rather than let her be going to different. Locations... They sent her the otp and she forwarded to me Ok I will try it , Thank you |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by nihinlade(m): 3:01pm On Apr 08, 2022 |
Wow! Jesus. Where are we going oh God in this country? God why are you looking at us like this? |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by ibechris(m): 3:17pm On Apr 08, 2022 |
We know that Nigeria is not for us...the moment u realised it,the better for us all. |
| Re: Serious NIN Crime Going On by pinkygurl(f): 4:23pm On Apr 08, 2022 |
GEJDHERO:
You can easily deactivate any number that is fraudulent linked to your NIN  |
