₦airaland Forum

1stola:
Keep fooling yourself

Osu people will never match up with yorubas till thy kingdom come.
Your major problem is disunity.

OkpaAkuEriEri:
Wat of hydrolic ewedu soup?

maleekberry:
Monster looking creature with hairy chest and stomach, over shaved beards with rough edges. see as tons of makeup don stain baba hair coupled with unarranged breast

bonnyhope:
Somebody help o
I was trying to password my sim, after entering the chosen password i pressed okay and now they are asking of PUK to unlock which i don't have with me again. My sim pack is no longer with me long ago.
What do i do?

manitobor:
On the first of April 2019, I boarded an intra-city vehicle and dropped at my destination unaware that a guy sitting beside me in the bus had stolen my phone from my pocket. The bus I boarded had picked the guy on the way and he sat next to me. I had no inkling at all that he had the intention of picking my pocket though something told me that this guy's way 'no pure' as he was casting uncanny and surreptitious glances towards my direction, with a weird look on his face. Little did I know he was busy with my pocket.

It was several minutes after I had alighted at my destination that I realised that my smartphone was missing from my pocket. I used a friend's phone to dial my number and found out that the criminal had already switched it off. I resigned to fate knowing fully well that my chances of getting back the phone was slim. I however kept dialling my number till evening, it was still switched off. 6 AM in the morning of 2nd April I dialled my number again and it was ringing but wasn't picked up at the other end. After a few more attempts, the rogue switched off the phone again.

I decided to contact MTN that day to block the line, which they did. However, to my chagrin, when I went to the ATM that same morning to make a withdrawal, I found out the my account balance had changed and that the criminals have succeeded in withdrawing some thousands of Naira from my account. I rushed inside the bank immediately and blocked the account.

What I am still dazed about is how it's possible for criminals to withdraw money from someone's bank account just by getting hold of the sim card. Mind you, my phone can only be accessed via a PIN, so the possibility of them making a transfer using my bank's mobile app is ruled out. So how did they do it?

Has anyone ever been victim of such? Please share so others can learn.

Mods, can you please move to front page so others can learn? Thanks.

mekuso89:
guy beleive me, you need to be flogged with 2by2 Planck,



you get babe with a badass shape and loyal you dey hear dey make noise.

have you bought her some clothes and she refuse to wear em?

Topze:
Bro
Someone might need the screen or battery

vecman22:
Olodo I guess you don't even kwn the meaning of ETs