Jethro Reality

22/07/2025

It's only in Nigeria that the money you are expecting either as salary or wages is already dead on arival

25/06/2025

Why You Should Lock Your SIM Card

Enabling a PIN lock on your SIM card is crucial for protecting your financial and personal information, especially if you use USSD banking services. Here’s why:
1. Prevent Unauthorized Transactions: If your phone is stolen, a thief can remove your SIM card and use it in another device to access USSD banking, SMS OTPs, and bank alerts.
2. Protect Contacts and SMS: SIM cards store sensitive information like contacts and messages. Without a lock, anyone with your SIM has access to this data.
3. Avoid Loan Fraud: Criminals could not only drain your account but also take loans linked to your bank account via USSD.

Note: Your phone lock (password, fingerprint, or face ID) doesn’t secure your SIM card.

How to Lock Your SIM Card

Before starting, ensure you have your SIM’s PUK code. The PUK (Personal Unlocking Key) is needed if you forget your SIM PIN or enter it incorrectly multiple times. It’s usually available on your SIM card pack or from your network provider.

For Android Users:
1. Go to Settings > SIM Manager.
2. Select More SIM Settings > SIM Card Security.
3. Enable Lock SIM Card and input the default SIM PIN.
4. Change the default PIN to one of your choice.

For iPhone Users:
1. Open Settings > Cellular > SIM PIN.
2. Toggle on the SIM PIN feature.
3. Enter the default PIN provided by your network.
4. Change it to a secure PIN.

Default SIM PINs for Nigerian Networks:
• MTN: 00000
• Airtel: 1111
• Glo: 0000
• 9mobile: 0000

Stay Safe! Remember, if you lose access to your SIM, you’ll need the PUK to unlock it. You can retrieve the PUK via your SIM pack or apps like MyMTN for MTN users.

Protect yourself today—don’t wait to learn the hard way!

Cc: Bona Nathaniel Williams
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24/06/2025

Passion is powerful and poverty is louder. Do what brings money and use the money to.fund your passion

15/06/2025

15/06/2025

this thing dey pain me.

Benue dey cry ooo, even for Father’s Day.

Today na supposed day of joy, to celebrate di men wey dey stand strong for family. But for Benue, e don turn burial ground.

Within just 24 hours, dem kill fathers. Young boys wey suppose grow turn papa tomorrow, dem wipe dem out just like that.

How person go dey celebrate Father’s Day, when another person dey cry put body for grave?
How long we go keep quiet?

This no be just Benue wahala na Nigeria pain.

🛑 Make dem stop to dey kill us.
🛑 Make we no keep quiet again.
🛑 Life suppose mean something.

As we dey honour fathers today, make we remember those wey no go ever get dat chance again.

13/06/2025

Priorities are different.
As you dey find money to pay rent another person dey find money to buy medicine to last long for bed.

09/06/2025

Why You Should Own a Home Before 45 — Especially in Naija!
They say “life begins at 40”… but landlord begins at 45 — if you’re not smart
Let’s face it, paying rent in Nigeria is like doing yearly charity for someone who already has three houses and doesn’t know your full name!
Imagine this:
• NEPA takes light — you vex.
• Generator off — you vex.
• Landlord says “I dey increase rent” — you start speaking in tongues.
But when it’s your OWN house?
You can paint the walls pink, plant ugwu in the front yard, install solar, and no one can tell you to pack out in December

01/06/2025

This advice na me need am

01/06/2025

This land is full with blessing.
Tap on it

31/05/2025

You are not bored, you are broke

31/05/2025

But please, take these as advice,

Don’t repeat the mistake that some tenants made.

Staying on rent until retirement, and then facing the sad reality of not having a house of your own that your children can truly call their own can be painful.

Just try, including owning or building your own home in your plans today.