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Stop Wasting Money On Rat Poison, Use This Simple Method To Kill Rats At Home
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Rats are one of the most irritating animals that infiltrate people's houses without their consent.
Many people are completely ignorant that they have rats until they see peculiar signs of their presence.
Rat droppings, which tend to be concentrated in specific areas since rats can create up to 40 droppings every night, and the presence of rat footprints, which are extremely evident on the rat's preferred path, are two of the most visible signs of rat presence in one's home. Rats are also recognized for making a range of weird noises.
Many individuals I know do everything they can to get rid of these annoying rodents, and they may end up squandering a lot of money on rat poison, which is often ineffective and deadly to children.
I'll show you how to produce rat poison at home in this essay.
For this method, we'll need some food leftovers, preferably crunchy ones like bread, cakes, or biscuits, as well as an old dry cell and a plate.
To make rat poison, remove the inner black center rod from the old dry cell and smash it into very smooth particles. Then cut many slices of bread into smaller pieces, sprinkle them with the smooth black particles from the dry cell, and arrange them on multiple plates as baits.
That is all there is to it. Finally, place the baited plates where the rats are most likely to enter and escape. Relax and enjoy the ride while your trap does its thing.
Always keep these baits out of the reach of children.
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How To Check NIN Number On MTN, Glo, Airtel, 9mobile, And Online
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NIN number is a must-have for every Nigerian citizen. If you have it, can you remember it? Since it is a new system of identification, it is likely that you might not recall the digits. However, here is how to check NIN number on different mobile phone networks.

Soon, it will be mandatory to have an NIN number in Nigeria before you access various services from the government and other service providers such as banks and telecom companies. For that reason, knowing your unique number puts you in an advantageous position to benefit from such utilities.
How to check NIN number on 9mobile, MTN, Airtel, and Glo
For MTN, Glo, Airtel or 9mobile network users, to check NIN number, follow these steps:
This procedure applies if the SIM card in the phone is the same one used for registration.
This process deducts 20 Naira from your airtime balance and thus, ensure that you have an adequate credit balance before you commence the process.
How to check my NIN number online
You can only check your NIN on your phone using the USSD code *346#. Currently, there is no online platform that provides the service.
How do I link my phone number to NIN?
Linking NIN to a mobile phone is simple. Depending on your network provider, here is how you can go about it:
Link using the NIMC mobile app
This App allows you to connect up to 7 different mobile phone numbers to your NIN. Follow these steps to do it:

How to link your NIN to an MTN card
For MTN subscribers, here are four alternatives available:

You can also opt to do it on the MTN website, where you will provide all the required details.
How to link your NIN to Glo line
To link your Glo line to NIN, use one of the following options:
How to link NIN to Airtel line
Users of the Airtel network can link their NIN to phone digits, router/MiFi and ODU digits. Here is how to do it:

How to link NIN to 9mobile line
If you are a 9moble subscriber, follow these easy steps to link your NIN to your mobile digits:
How do I register for NIN online?
To enrol online, visit the NIMC website and go to the pre-enrolment portal. On the portal, enter all the required information in capital letters and then print out a summary sheet that has a 2D Barcode.
Note that online enrolment is an initial step. Thus, you must complete the process by going to any NIMC enrolment centre for biometric data capture and processing.
Also, the registration is a once in a lifetime process and any subsequent attempt is a punishable offence.
Is NIN the same as the SEQ number?
After a viral social media post claimed that the SEQ number on the old national ID card could be used as the national identification number, NIMC moved with speed to dispel the claims. NIMC maintained that the old ID had been discontinued and everyone should enrol for the NIN.
How do I find my NIN number?
If you have never enrolled for the national ID number, you will have to go through the enrolment process to find your NIN. The process entails an online pre-enrolment on the NIMC website. Then, you will visit any nearby NIMC enrolment centre, and an officer will capture and process your biometric data and give you your national ID number.
To retrieve your lost NIN, dial *364# on your phone and select 1.
Why should you have the NIN?
The number serves as a unique identifier for every person in Nigeria. Once you have registered and acquired it, no one else can have a similar one, whether dead or alive.
The digits are unique and are linked to a database that has details about your fingerprints, biometric data, facial picture and digital signature. It allows you to access various essential services and also facilitates transactions.
How to check my national identification number enrolment fees
To check the enrolment fee, visit the fee portal on the NIMC website. Currently, you are not charged any money for the enrolment process.
In modern-day Nigeria, the national identification number is a must-have for every citizen. Now that you have learnt how to check your NIN number, you can access it easily whenever you need.
Legit.ng reported about how to know whether your national identification card is ready for collection in Nigeria.
According to the report, you can check if your ID card is ready on the NIMC website. If it is ready, it outlines the requirements for ID card collection at an activation centre.
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