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Ibom FocusBy Ibom FocusFebruary 6, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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Airtel Users: How To Link Your Mobile Number To Your NIN

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It’s no longer news that many mobile subscribers are currently facing the fright of losing their lines. This is because the federal government has instructed SIM blockage of all telecom users in Nigeria who have not linked their National Identification Number (NIN) to their SIM cards by February 28th, 2024.

However, if you are an Airtel user and you have yet to link your mobile number to your NIN, there is nothing to worry about as you can completely do this on your own. There are four ways you can achieve this. You can follow any of the easy step-by-step processes to guide you through whichever method you choose to use.

USSD Code: This option is as easy and quick as your day-to-day USSD airtime recharge. Follow these three steps.

Dial *346*3*NIN*121097# to get your Virtual NIN (VNIN).
Proceed to dial *996# and you will be asked to insert your VNIN received.

You will receive a message stating that a confirmation SMS will be sent to you.

Also, note that by dialling *996#, you can easily check your NIN status to know if you have a valid NIN, link your NIN to your phone number, and discover the numbers currently linked to your NIN.

Another way to link your NIN is to go through the following steps on the Airtel Website:

Simply visit the Airtel NIN linking portal: https://www.airtel.com.ng/nin/
You will receive the prompt below:

Enter your Airtel phone number and email address.

Click “Send OTP” and enter the OTP you receive on your phone.
Enter your 11-digit NIN and click “Submit”.
You will receive a confirmation message.

Using MyAirtel App:

Download the MyAirtel app if you do not have it on your phone.
Open the app and log in with your Airtel credentials.
Tap on the “Submit ID” option.

Enter your 11-digit NIN and follow the prompts.
You will receive a confirmation message once your NIN has been linked successfully.

All the steps explained are to save you the stress of visiting an Airtel shop to complete this process. However, if for any reason any of these methods do not produce the required results, you can also visit the nearest Airtel shop (https://www.airtel.com.ng/storeLocator) or call Airtel Customer Care on 300 for assistance with linking your NIN.

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