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Link your phone number with NIN in just five seconds (Read How) By   Eyewitness  -   December 17, 2020   383   0 To link one’s phone number with the National Identification Number (NIN) as directed by the Federal Government through the Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC), here are few steps to follow; For MTN users, simply dial *785# and get it done in few seconds or Visit https://mtnonline.com/nim/ using your phone or computer Complete the NIN linking form by entering your name, phone number, NIN, and email address. Submit the form as soon as you’re done. Wait for feedback from the network. Read Also: How to link your phone number with NIN Airtel Users To link your NIN to your Airtel phone number, follow the steps below: 1. Dial *121# on the Airtel line you wish to link. 2. Type 1 for “NIN Capture” and send. 3. Enter your 11-digit NIN and send. Wait for the message confirming your submission. If you get an error, just wait for some time and try

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NEWS   OPC to raid Oyo forests, goes after killer herdsmen Published   December 15, 2020 ‌ Olufemi Olaniyi, Ibadan THE Coordinator of the Oodua People’s Congress in Oyo State, Mr Rotimi Olumo,  said members of the group had been mobilised to start combing bushes, hamlets and villages in the Ibarapa area of Oyo State to expose herdsmen killing and kidnapping in the area. Olumo said this following the killing of a former House of Representative candidate, Dr Fatai Aborode, who was shot and hacked to death by herdsmen on his way back from his farm on Friday evening. He said apart from Aborode’s killing, farmers in Igangan had come under the frequent attacks from criminal herdsmen. Olumo, who spoke in an interview with our correspondent in Ibadan on Monday, said the destruction of lives and properties being perpetrated by some herdsmen in Oyo State had become worrisome and embarrassing. The OPC coordinator called on Governor Seyi Makinde and all traditional rulers in the state

‌ BUSINESS No break until we pass 2021 budget, say Reps Published   December 15, 2020 ‌ Leke Baiyewu, Abuja The House of Representatives has said the National Assembly will have to wait to pass the 2021 Appropriation Bill before embarking on end-of-the-year break. Vice-Chairman of the House Committee on Appropriations, Mr Iduma Igariwey, who spoke to our correspondent on Monday, stated that lawmakers were committed to maintaining the January-December budget cycle, to which they returned the country this year. Igariwey noted that the date for embarking on recess would be determined by readiness of the budget. It was reliably learnt that the National Assembly plans to go on break on Thursday, barring last-minute change of plans. The Senate and House Committees on Appropriations were expected to turn in their report on the budget last Thursday. Some standing committees which delayed submission of their reports were said to have delayed the process. Igariwey said the remaining sub-committe