₦airaland Forum

Psady:
What sort of nonsense is this? Giving out loans without one's concept or Approval. that's tricky!

somethinggood:
I'm screenshoting this post too to use as evidence for follow up. That's obtaining under false pretence

somethinggood:
See update. PS. Don't touch the borrowed airtime yet so they can take it off.

somethinggood:
To all those whose account was credited with the borrowed xtratime, kindly call your customer care line on 180 and complain to them, their response will be that there is nothing they can do because it's not from MTN cos MTN code for borrowing airtime is *606#.

After the call, dial NCC on 622 and lay a complain. Your call to NCC on 622 is free please. They won't charge you for the call.


I want to assure you that MTN will call you and find a way to sort it out.

To the OP, you are not nice.

To the mods, please do not delete this thread so that person's can see this post and lay their complain using this guide and possibly get the code *303*1# expunged.

eteebanky1:
You shall labour in vain, you and your families

JOACHINpedro:
This is the first time sapa saved my life.

osmobil5:
Jesus....naso I take borrow 1k from MTN?
Who send me to dial this your stupid code?
Op You are a devil.....big devil

Ewww... Jesus oooo

So I don de owe 1k like this now, me wey hate debt

overdrive:
That boy will not make heaven;probably works for mtn.

MTN SeasonOfSurprises is Here again, MTN users DIAL *303*1# And Thank me later

mychelyte:
thank you for saying this! I do tell people that there's nothing like London use Tecno,Infinix and Itel. transsion phones are used in the Continent of Africa. London no dey use am,America no dey use am,even for China wey dem dey do am con sell for here,dem no dey use am, they rather use other brands..oppo,vivo,xiomi,huawei and co..
if u dem tell u London use Infinix, Tecno or Itel,run o,na rejected China products our people go carry write Tecno,Infinix put,,dem go even program am on the phone so that who no be tech savy no fit no.
e better make u buy Nigerian used Infinix or Tecno than so called London use.

aigohior:
you can try and factory reset/format the phone

LordviccoDaGuru:


Igbo wailers will not sleep tonight. Their worst night mare is coming to the country.

Am calling on my account officer by daybreak to deposit this money for me in exchange of the new naira notes. They've already carried 70 boxes of money from my apartment in Aso Rock already. Las las I don cash out for Buhari my God's sent leader's government.

slimfit1:
Buhari is the most useless President ever. This man invited the whole of Barack and his cabinet to the airport just to parade his return from the NHS. This man just wants to be president for the show not to make Nigeria better. I will be angry to see those soldiers at the airport if it was me. Buhari is useless complete good for nothing.

seunlaww:
Ever since I bought this new phone I've been unable to access nairaland on chrome browser but have access when I use other browser on the same phone. Who knows how to resolve this issue.

Moniupdatess:
ok thanks. how much do you think it would cost?

Totilopussylick:
Several Tinubu urchins will hang themselves tonight .

"Momma wobe gave me the certificate herself"
"I love you so much momma"

BUHARI TO BORIS JOHNSON: ANOTHER TERM FOR ME? NO! THE FIRST PERSON WHO TRIED IT DIDN’T END VERY WELL

President Muhammadu Buhari Thursday held a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister of Great Britain on the margins of the 26th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Kigali, Rwanda, during which he once again reiterated his resolve to respect the maximum term limit in the Nigerian Constitution.

The PM, obviously not quite familiar with the maximum two terms limit, had asked if President Buhari would run for office again. To which the latter responded:

“Another term for me? No! The first person who tried it didn’t end very well.” (General laughter).

On the leader of the proscribed Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, not being allowed to see his lawyers privately, the President dispelled such insinuation, saying the detained separatist was being given every opportunity under the law “to justify all the uncomplimentary things he had been saying against Nigeria in Britain.”

Said President Buhari: “He felt very safe in Britain, and said awful things against Nigeria. We eventually got him when he stepped out of the United Kingdom, and we sent him to court. Let him defend all that he has said there. His lawyers have access to him. Remember he jumped bail before, how are we sure he won’t do it again, if he’s admitted to bail?”

On the keenness expressed by the PM to help Nigeria in the area of security, the President said helping to stabilize Libya could be an initial good step, as the fall of Muammar Gadaffi after 42 years in power unleashed his armed guards on countries in the Sahel, “and they are causing havoc everywhere, as the only thing they know how to do is to shoot guns.”

On Boko Haram insurgency, President Buhari said there was serious effort to educate the people on the fact that only an unserious person could kill innocent people, “and say Allah Akbar (God is Great). God is justice. You can’t take innocent souls, and ascribe it to God. And the education process is working, the people now understand Boko Haram as anti-God, and not about religion.”

PM Johnson said he was delighted about the good news on trade between the two countries, adding that the UK was further reducing tariffs on some goods going to Nigeria.

He described the relationship between the countries as “very strong attachment,” adding: “I just want to be sure that we are doing enough. It’s a massive partnership for us, and we need to capitalize on it.”

The Prime Minister offered condolences on some recent attacks in Nigeria, particularly on churches.

Femi Adesina
Special Adviser to the President
(Media and Publicity)
June 23, 2022

President Buhari visits Kigali Genocide Memorial, Lays Wreath in Kigali, Rwanda on 23rd June 2022

NIGERIANS NEED TO BE TOLERANT OF ONE ANOTHER, PRESIDENT BUHARI SAYS AFTER LAYING WREATH AT KIGALI GENOCIDE MEMORIAL

After visiting the Kigali Genocide Memorial in Rwanda on Thursday, President Muhammadu Buhari made a passionate appeal to Nigerians to be tolerant of one another and embrace peace.

The President toured the permanent exhibitions at the Memorial and laid a wreath at the mass graves where more than 250,000 victims of the genocide were buried.

He also paid tribute to the memory of the victims and prayed for healing for the survivors.

After the historic visit, the President told journalists that the lessons from his visit were the need for Nigerians to continue to be tolerant of one another, and for the nation to also preserve its own historical antecedents from the Nigeria Civil War (1967-1970).

‘‘I went through all the experiences from 15 January 1966 to date. I was a Governor, Minister, and Head of State and went through detention. I returned to partisan politics and will finish my two-terms as constitutionally allowed.

‘‘We fought a 30-month bitter civil war and we killed about a million of each other. Nigeria went through this kind of terrible development process,’’ he said.

Before departing, the President also wrote in the visitors’ book:

‘‘Remembering the victims of this dark history of the Rwanda Genocide, we pray that humanity will never experience this kind of hatred, wickedness and violence toward others because of their ethnic background, religion, and beliefs.

‘‘Nigeria is strongly committed to the prevention of mass atrocity anywhere in the world and believes that perpetrators of such crimes; and their enablers, anywhere in the world must be held accountable.’’

President Buhari is in Kigali, Rwanda to participate in the 26th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM).

He will hold bilateral talks with the President of Rwanda, Paul Kagame and Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson on Thursday and attend the official opening of CHOGM on Friday, followed by high-level meetings of Heads of State and Government.

Femi Adesina
Special Adviser to the President
(Media & Publicity)
June 23, 2022