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Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by jikins(m): 11:54am On Sep 14, 2020
Elder0001:


But somebody writing jamb should own a phone even if it's small Nokia torch.
He's already through with secondary school and about to enter uni, why can't they purchase phone for him? I reiterate "even if it's Nokia torch".

Will you give them the money to buy it undecided. When they say a lot of Nigerians are living in poverty you will not hear.

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Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by adanny01(m): 11:55am On Sep 14, 2020
itzzkhaliii:
Greetings to elders, I have so much respect for this forum as person they struggle with one isissue I say ma carryam come elders forum.

It all began last 2- weeks when my brother wanted to apply for his P-UTME exam. But to do so the school he applied for required him to change his course as his cut off mark for the course he applied before hasn't reached. This is necessary for him to be considered among those that will be shortlisted to Sit for exam.

We went to Jamb CBT to change his course and go ahead with the P-UTME registration. This is where The problems started unfolding. We Came to realize that he used my mum's number to open his jamb profile, and the sad thing is that they had stolen my mum's phone with that sim in it last two months. She lived for some weeks without phone before going ahead to buy a phone and a new sim.

So when the CBT guy told us that we will need that sim for change of course to be possible. We went to jamb office here in Kaduna and they confirmed the CBT guy statement. We went for the sim swap last monday but Mtn told us that since the sim pack wasn't available she will have to do a court affidavit. We got the affidavit instantly but there was a lot of que when we go back to the Mtn office.

We have to leave it till Tuesday, we went early morning when it was her turn for the swap she went ahead but one surprising thing is that the same sim that she bought and registered by herself 5- years ago turned out to be displaying a different person pix with details.

That's where real wahala start ooo, the Mtn agent told her that there is no way that sim swap will be done because it wasn't her pix in the profile. He told her that what actually happens was that the people she bought the sim from where just business men disguising themselves as Mtn agent, they are just after to sale their sim card in order to gain profit. They will offer you a registered sim as unregistered and take you through the process of registering as if that was the exact Time the registering is taking place.

At the end we trird other Mtn offices but the same answer was given to us the only way out was to look for the person whose pix is displaying to come by himself and do the swapping. This is a person my mum has never met in her entire life she don't even know him.

Remember that she was just a victim of a circumstance that's beyond her control and anybody can fall for it. I can't even comprehend how an innocent student will waste another year at home as result of a missing sim or number.

Pls I am begging on fellow elders in the house or anyone that has been in similar situation like this or know someone that has come across a similar problem and was able to solve it to pls help my brother out he has already wasted a year at home.

Pls help me out
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by itzzkhaliii(m): 11:56am On Sep 14, 2020
humility101:


Oga, I'm also having the same issue as the OP.

Does it mean that the line is gone forever, no solution at all?

i wish they will reconsider it.I even beg the manager in one of their office to keep the sim with him i will only contact him for the code he said no it can't happen
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by lapoto1: 12:01pm On Sep 14, 2020
My sister also have the same problem, when we wanted to swap it we discoverd that the picture showed a guy, but we went to mtn head office to rectified it, then we continue the registration and later use the SIM for the otp needed. My advice is to go to mtn head office in that state along with court affidavit and explain to them, they will surely help you out
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by Psoul(m): 12:01pm On Sep 14, 2020
If not that this country is one kind of hole I don't understand, how could this be a serious problem that will almost cost the student much stress and even having to forfeit the exam.

You go to JAMB or even write them, explaining the circumstances surrounding the mobile number you used to register for your JAMB examination and why you want to change it.
This shouldn't be a very serious issue so long as you have gotten the affidavit.

It's getting messier here for poor and average citizens.

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Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by itzzkhaliii(m): 12:02pm On Sep 14, 2020
maziarinze:
This story sound somehow Sha. Sometime around 2years ago, telecoms companies operating in Nigeria did instruct all its subscribers to come for sim update or risk being blocked, in which you would be credited a sum after doing it afterwards. Does it mean it wasn't carried out in your mum's state of residence abi she voluntarily didn't go for the update.

I use MTN line and I remember the queue I was in all through that morning.
sorry to say Sir,But i will gain nothing by just sitting down a type all this for no reason.
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by nickishire: 12:02pm On Sep 14, 2020
He said she does not have access to her mail anymore.

Bolakumi:





i surely understand you sir...The profile code is always sent to the registered Sim card and Registered mail.


Check his registered mail.
Search for "Jamb Profile Details"

try and see...am sure of what am saying sir.
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by itzzkhaliii(m): 12:05pm On Sep 14, 2020
Kweensavvy:


It's a simple matter. Simply send a text to the new owner narrating your predicament then follow up with a phone call.

You don't have to swap if he or she rejects the idea let the person simply help out with whatever codes that will be sent; more like some sort of collaboration to help your bro.
I don't know the kind of person the stranger is but if I were the one, I'd help sha.
But maybe trust issues might come up if you take my advice because the stranger might feel it's another scam format. No harm in trying.
Thanks alot Sir.But they haven't given out the Sim yet.They person in their database was the one that registered the sim even before she brought it
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by Skymason20(m): 12:06pm On Sep 14, 2020
I am a jambite too I know how it feels to stay at home for a year , but what to do ! you got to make things right and perfect next year, I have made mistakes in previous year's and lead from it and I think am poses for success this year by God's grace. your brother could follow suit because that phone number is every thing you need in process your jamb details , I am an MTN user too I can tell you MTN security is tight this day , the registration process and all. in all of this please tell your brother to focus next year and made no mistake. we lean form the past and move on. and I am sure others will lean form this. THANK YOU
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by itzzkhaliii(m): 12:07pm On Sep 14, 2020
donvicky2007:
Can't you edit the phone number on your brother's jamb portal?
you can't Sir
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by Slynation(m): 12:11pm On Sep 14, 2020
itzzkhaliii:
Greetings to elders, I have so much respect for this forum as person they struggle with one isissue I say ma carryam come elders forum.

It all began last 2- weeks when my brother wanted to apply for his P-UTME exam. But to do so the school he applied for required him to change his course as his cut off mark for the course he applied before hasn't reached. This is necessary for him to be considered among those that will be shortlisted to Sit for exam.

We went to Jamb CBT to change his course and go ahead with the P-UTME registration. This is where The problems started unfolding. We Came to realize that he used my mum's number to open his jamb profile, and the sad thing is that they had stolen my mum's phone with that sim in it last two months. She lived for some weeks without phone before going ahead to buy a phone and a new sim.

So when the CBT guy told us that we will need that sim for change of course to be possible. We went to jamb office here in Kaduna and they confirmed the CBT guy statement. We went for the sim swap last monday but Mtn told us that since the sim pack wasn't available she will have to do a court affidavit. We got the affidavit instantly but there was a lot of que when we go back to the Mtn office.

We have to leave it till Tuesday, we went early morning when it was her turn for the swap she went ahead but one surprising thing is that the same sim that she bought and registered by herself 5- years ago turned out to be displaying a different person pix with details.

That's where real wahala start ooo, the Mtn agent told her that there is no way that sim swap will be done because it wasn't her pix in the profile. He told her that what actually happens was that the people she bought the sim from where just business men disguising themselves as Mtn agent, they are just after to sale their sim card in order to gain profit. They will offer you a registered sim as unregistered and take you through the process of registering as if that was the exact Time the registering is taking place.

At the end we trird other Mtn offices but the same answer was given to us the only way out was to look for the person whose pix is displaying to come by himself and do the swapping. This is a person my mum has never met in her entire life she don't even know him.

Remember that she was just a victim of a circumstance that's beyond her control and anybody can fall for it. I can't even comprehend how an innocent student will waste another year at home as result of a missing sim or number.

Pls I am begging on fellow elders in the house or anyone that has been in similar situation like this or know someone that has come across a similar problem and was able to solve it to pls help my brother out he has already wasted a year at home.

Pls help me out
My guy i will tell you the plane and unapologetically truth...The only remedy is to beg and beg and beg if anyone working at the office will consider and help you guys out
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by Okpotud(m): 12:12pm On Sep 14, 2020
ibnsiraj:
There are people doing sim business people that do the welcome back like this. Visit any local mtn agent selling sim card at your environment. Definitely u will meet one that will do it for you. Thus they charge at the rate of 500 or 1000.
Thank me later
I did mine like 3 years ago ah go MTN office dem cari me d play na dose street guys run 4 me but na like 2k or so ah pay sha
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by itzzkhaliii(m): 12:12pm On Sep 14, 2020
Skymason20:
I am a jambite too I know how it feels to stay at home for a year , but what to do ! you got to make things right and perfect next year, I have made mistakes in previous year's and lead from it and I think am poses for success this year by God's grace. your brother could follow suit because that phone number is every thing you need in process your jamb details , I am an MTN user too I can tell you MTN security is tight this day , the registration process and all. in all of this please tell your brother to focus next year and made no mistake. we lean form the past and move on. and I am sure others will lean form this. THANK YOU


Thanks a lot bro wish you all the best of luck
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by Nobody: 12:14pm On Sep 14, 2020
itzzkhaliii:

Thanks alot Sir.But they haven't given out the Sim yet.They person in their database was the one that registered the sim even before she brought it

Okay you mean she came to reg the sim but never came back to claim it?
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by Slynation(m): 12:16pm On Sep 14, 2020
maziarinze:
This story sound somehow Sha. Sometime around 2years ago, telecoms companies operating in Nigeria did instruct all its subscribers to come for sim update or risk being blocked, in which you would be credited a sum after doing it afterwards. Does it mean it wasn't carried out in your mum's state of residence abi she voluntarily didn't go for the update.

I use MTN line and I remember the queue I was in all through that morning.
Yea... But If I can remember vividly, the process wasn't for everyone, its for only those that got the "Register your sim text message" cause I do make use of 2 different MTN lines and only one sim got the message which I did.... So probably his mum didn't get the text

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Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by mcdon1986: 12:25pm On Sep 14, 2020
try contacting Jamb head office either by phone calls or via social media, Twitter handle, explain to them if you can get a testament from MTN to support your claim it will be better.

don't give up at all, try every possible means. it will be resolved in Jesus name.

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Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by Slynation(m): 12:29pm On Sep 14, 2020
kazeeyoung:
I encounter same issue with Airtel last week when they sent me message to go and update my sim to 4G, on getting there the name on the system is different, they just re-register me afresh. May be because yours is sim lost and is MTN?
Airtel are looking for customers.... Almost all their pre-sale sims now are recycled, Airtel are one funny set of network providers I swear
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by Elsueno: 12:29pm On Sep 14, 2020
kazeeyoung:
I encounter same issue with Airtel last week when they sent me message to go and update my sim to 4G, on getting there the name on the system is different, they just re-register me afresh. May be because yours is sim lost and is MTN?

grin guy way Sabi, something #300 would have solved,. itzzkhaliii dey carry affidavit go MTN office. Some people just like to cause wahala for themselves. In Nigeria there is always a way
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by itzzkhaliii(m): 12:32pm On Sep 14, 2020
Kweensavvy:


Okay you mean she came to reg the sim but never came back to claim it?
No ma'am she bought the sim as unregistered they took her through the process of fake registration only for us to recently realized that they gave her a registered sim when we for sim swap
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by ibuildstuff(m): 12:33pm On Sep 14, 2020
Eriggs:
dem gbosa pain u make u no lie. na so una go dey collect d gbosa if una no mind una business. e dey sweet my body wella. dem no send una. talk anoda one, make dem wire u again... or u don get behind dem so fast. failed suporter of thieves and looters
U guys are the problem of Nigeria, not everyone is about APC n PDP.

The fact that I don't support APC doesn't mean I support PDP.

Finally u are just a small boy, shut up.
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by mannasseh(m): 12:37pm On Sep 14, 2020
go to a road side shop, some do retrieve sim not just mtn office. at least you can make d person reason with you

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Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by Arizonaz: 12:38pm On Sep 14, 2020
joshjc:
Something is wrong with our network providers, the SIM my sister has been using for over thirteen years,was stolen with phone, when she went for the retrieval,they told her that the picture used in registering the SIM is different from her, the same SIM she has retrieved several times.

Sometimes the mistakes comes from those registering the sim. When their camera refuses to pick the person's face, they either use theirs to register your sim, or they beg someone around to help them use their faces. I have seen this. So, my advice to anyone is to make sure they use their face if really they have a long-term use for the simcard and also you are not into crimes.

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Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by Bchop(m): 12:42pm On Sep 14, 2020
Go to jamb national headquarters in bwari abuja
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by itzzkhaliii(m): 12:44pm On Sep 14, 2020
Bchop:
Go to jamb national headquarters in bwari abuja

if local man no fee solve the issue na to go by your advice oo.Thanks a lot Sir.
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by Machiny: 12:52pm On Sep 14, 2020
I had the same issue once, just that it was a glo sim. I got an affidavit, police extract and with my business invoice which the number was a contact number on.

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Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by gunners160(m): 12:57pm On Sep 14, 2020
Connected1:
Go to the nearest Jamb Cbt centre, they don't even need your phone number for change of course.
They will change your course/institution when you pay #3.5k, which is #2.5k for remita payment, then 1k for miscellaneous.
You only send a code when registering at the initial stage.
All they will ask is your Jamb Regular No. and the preferred course you are changing to.
I sure say you never reach the Jamb Cbt Centre sef.
that is new process,dnt type out of ignorance
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by gunners160(m): 1:02pm On Sep 14, 2020
mechanics:
Hmmmmm, you should done welcome back instead, the process is simple, but don't know of MTN, for other networks, you will give like 7 numbers and the number will be thoroughly checked to know you are the real owner, and that's all, MTN don't need the person's profile to do welcome back, maybe the numbers your mum gave them does not correspond with what they have in their system, I have done welcome back like twice with Glo, and I have retrieved my numbers in those instances.
welcome back and sim swap na dsame process
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by Alexaonfleek: 1:04pm On Sep 14, 2020
itzzkhaliii:
Greetings to elders, I have so much respect for this forum as person they struggle with one isissue I say ma carryam come elders forum.

It all began last 2- weeks when my brother wanted to apply for his P-UTME exam. But to do so the school he applied for required him to change his course as his cut off mark for the course he applied before hasn't reached. This is necessary for him to be considered among those that will be shortlisted to Sit for exam.

We went to Jamb CBT to change his course and go ahead with the P-UTME registration. This is where The problems started unfolding. We Came to realize that he used my mum's number to open his jamb profile, and the sad thing is that they had stolen my mum's phone with that sim in it last two months. She lived for some weeks without phone before going ahead to buy a phone and a new sim.

So when the CBT guy told us that we will need that sim for change of course to be possible. We went to jamb office here in Kaduna and they confirmed the CBT guy statement. We went for the sim swap last monday but Mtn told us that since the sim pack wasn't available she will have to do a court affidavit. We got the affidavit instantly but there was a lot of que when we go back to the Mtn office.

We have to leave it till Tuesday, we went early morning when it was her turn for the swap she went ahead but one surprising thing is that the same sim that she bought and registered by herself 5- years ago turned out to be displaying a different person pix with details.

That's where real wahala start ooo, the Mtn agent told her that there is no way that sim swap will be done because it wasn't her pix in the profile. He told her that what actually happens was that the people she bought the sim from where just business men disguising themselves as Mtn agent, they are just after to sale their sim card in order to gain profit. They will offer you a registered sim as unregistered and take you through the process of registering as if that was the exact Time the registering is taking place.

At the end we trird other Mtn offices but the same answer was given to us the only way out was to look for the person whose pix is displaying to come by himself and do the swapping. This is a person my mum has never met in her entire life she don't even know him.

Remember that she was just a victim of a circumstance that's beyond her control and anybody can fall for it. I can't even comprehend how an innocent student will waste another year at home as result of a missing sim or number.

Pls I am begging on fellow elders in the house or anyone that has been in similar situation like this or know someone that has come across a similar problem and was able to solve it to pls help my brother out he has already wasted a year at home.

Pls help me out
This your case is normal na.
When i lost the sim i used to register for jamb i was still able to do change of institution.
That was about 2 years ago.
The important thing is the email,became they'll send all the necessary info to.your email.
The phine number isnt really important,unless to check result and that one can be done online.
That cbt center don't know how to do their work.
Why not try another cbt center?
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by Alexaonfleek: 1:08pm On Sep 14, 2020
youngdabold19:
The only option here is to wait till next year because sincerely you can't swap that sim..If you push your luck too much,you can be arrested and sued for impersonation and sim theft.It is only the picture on their database that can be used to swap the sim.Shikena.

I also felt nearly the same thing,mine was my date of birth but luckily enough I got it swapped.
Why should he give up?
He can make usw of the email used to register for jamb.
What they need is the profile code,which can be gotten from e-mail

cc itzzkhaliii

Try another cbt center.

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Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by Nobody: 1:09pm On Sep 14, 2020
The wickedness some people had done in the past would surely come to hunt them someday.


False sim registration sometimes causes irreparable loss

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Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by Nobody: 1:17pm On Sep 14, 2020
uuzba:
University is meant for serious adults.
If you don't have the balls to use your own phone number and details to register for it, then maybe you are not brave enough to face adult life.

Go and do the JAMB again. You will be more matured on your next attempt.
May you live for 600 years. All these I use my mummy number, I use my daddy number are not adult enough for tertiary education.

Godforbid someone's parent passes on then your admission will pass on with the parent? Na wa
Re: JAMB: How A Lost Sim Has Put My Brother In Jeopardy by Nobody: 1:21pm On Sep 14, 2020
Have you guys tried calling the number, does it go through? If it does call the person and askk for the code...

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