How to Check NIN on 9mobile 2024 [Full Guide]

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How to Check on 2024: A Full Guide

National Identification Number () enrollment is now mandatory for all Nigerian citizens as part of the government's initiative to enhance digital identification. As a result of this program, every Nigerian receives a unique identification number, which is necessary to open a bank account, obtain a driver's license, and register to vote. All mobile phone users, including subscribers, must also link their to their mobile number.

Follow these steps to check your NIN on 9Mobile in 2024.

Why Do You Need to Check Your NIN on 9Mobile?

Checking that your NIN is successfully linked to your mobile number is crucial for 9Mobile subscribers. Failure to do so may result in blocking your mobile number. In a few minutes, you can complete the process.

How to Check Your NIN on 9Mobile

You can check your NIN on 9Mobile in three ways:

  1. Via the 9Mobile Website

  2. Via the 9Mobile App

  3. Via USSD Code

1. How to Check Your NIN on 9Mobile via the Website

To check your NIN using the 9mobile website, follow these steps:

  1. Visit the 9mobile website.

  2. Click on the “NIN Verification” icon.

  3. Enter your 9Mobile number and name in the provided fields.

  4. If your NIN is linked, it will be displayed on your screen. If not, you will be prompted to link your NIN to your mobile number.

2. How to Check Your NIN on 9Mobile via the App

If you prefer using the 9mobile App, follow these steps:

  1. Download the 9mobile App from your app store if you haven't already.

  2. Open the 9mobile App on your phone.

  3. Click on the “NIN Verification” icon.

  4. Enter your 9Mobile number and name in the provided fields.

  5. If your NIN is linked, it will be displayed on your screen.

3. How to Check Your NIN on 9Mobile via USSD Code

Using the USSD code is one of the easiest methods. Here's how:

  1. Dial *346# on your 9Mobile line.

  2. Press send and wait for a confirmation message.

  3. If your NIN is linked, it will be displayed in the confirmation message. If not, you will be prompted to link your NIN.

Note: Ensure you have enough airtime on your line, as the process subtracts N20 from your balance. Also, you must register your 9Mobile SIM with your NIN to use this method.

Registering Your 9Mobile SIM with Your NIN

If you haven't registered your 9Mobile SIM with your NIN, you need to do so before checking your NIN. Visit any 9Mobile Experience Center or NIMC enrollment center with a valid ID (such as a national identity card, international passport, or driver's license). You will fill out a form and provide your biometric data. Once complete, your NIN will be linked to your 9Mobile SIM.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is NIN?

National identification numbers are referred to as NINs. It is an 11-digit number assigned by NIMC to every Nigerian.

What if I lose my NIMC slip?

In the event that you lose your NIN slip, you can get a new one by paying N500 through REMITA at any bank and visiting any NIMC Enrollment Center with your Remita Teller to request a print of your new NIN slip.

How much does it cost to check my NIN on 9Mobile?

N20 is charged for checking your NIN using the USSD code. You can check via the 9Mobile app or website for free.

What should I do if my NIN is not linked to my 9Mobile number?

You will be prompted to link your NIN if it is not already linked. You can link your NIN to your 9Mobile number at any NIMC office or authorized center.

How do I get my NIN number online?

To download your enrollment form online, visit NIMC's website. Fill out the forms and proceed to the nearest enrollment center for biometric capture.

Conclusion

NCC requirements require NINs to be linked to 9Mobile numbers, which can be easily accomplished through several methods. To avoid service disruptions, make sure your NIN is registered and linked. Feel free to leave a comment with any questions, and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.

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