@Sports_Doctor2 The same people will gift themselves cars, houses, etc., worth millions of naira, but when it comes to the masses, they give us peanuts
Sometimes I ask myself, 'Why am I suddenly so worried about the security of this country?'
For years, many of us heard the news from afar and stayed quiet, maybe because it didnโt touch us directly. Maybe because we felt shielded. Maybe because we thought, โItโs not close to me,
Hearing that shook me in a way I canโt even fully describe.
It made me realize again that many of us are just trying to stay strong in a country where safety feels like a luxury.
It now feels like living in fear has become normal, and that alone is heartbreaking.
Just yesterday, I stepped out to deliver a message, and the radio station reported an intelligence alert about armed Fulani men spotted not far from my environment.
so itโs not my concern.โ
But latelyโฆ reality has refused to stay far away.
I wonโt lie, these past days have made me more uncomfortable than usual. From the fear of unexpected raids, to the constant reports of armed robbers, bandits, kidnappers, Boko Haram, you name it.
@MTNNG Why will I purchase a new SIM card and it's showing someone's name, and BVN even after my details were captured?
I do not buy the idea of recycling SIM cards if the details of the previous owner will not be totally erased.
What if the person had committed a crime before?
Captured but then, I keep seeing the person's details and NIN linked to that same SIM CARD
Something needs to be done as I am not comfortable using this SIM card
What if the person's phone was stolen, only for me to purchase that SIM card carrying the person's details, and I am being tracked?
The MTN office I visited over here told me my information is yet to be captured for over a week now only for me to get a message that it has been