Nigerian USSD codes for buying Airtime on your bank Account

These days one doesnt have to buy a recharge card or be stranded because you cant get a place to buy or an atm. You can easily recharge your phone directly from your bank Account as most banks in Nigeria now use these service.

 All you have to do is dial a short code on your phone and instantly you will be credited with your desired amount.

Below are the banks, their various ussd recharge codes and daily limit of recharge:

Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) Airtime Recharge Code
For quick self-recharge, dial *737*amount# and Dial on your mobile phone (This must be the from the mobile number registered in your account). E.g. *737*1000#
To recharge for other numbers, dial *737*Phone no*Amount#. E.g. *737*08055500555*1000# (Note you will be required to verify the transfer by entering the last four digits of your ATM card)
Daily Limit is ?5,000 Naira


Fidelity Bank Airtime Recharge Code
For self-recharge, dial “*770*amount# and SEND from your mobile phone (This is accessible using all types of mobile devices). E.g. *770*1000#
To recharge for family and friends, dial *770*Phone no*Amount#. E.g. *770*08023456789*1000#.
Daily Limit is ?5,000 Naira

First Bank Airtime Recharge Code
For FirstBank account holders, you can top-up your mobile lines directly and instantly by dialing *894*amount#
E.g. *894*1000#
Daily Limit is ?3,000 Naira

Sterling Bank
With “Go Recharge,” tap your way to seamless, stress-free airtime top-up. Kindly dial *822*Amount#
E.g. *822*1000#


Skye Bank Airtime Recharge Code
For Skye Bank, to top up your mobile phone with your desired amountdial and send the following code *389*076*1*Amount#
E.g. *389*076*1*500#

United Bank for Africa (UBA) Airtime Recharge Code
UBA customers, to recharge your phone with any amount of airtime kindly dial *389*033*1* Amount#
For example if you need N600 airtime: *389*033*1*600#

EcoBank Airtime Recharge Code
Ecobank customers, to recharge your phone kindly dial *326*Amount#
E.g. *326*500#

Zenith Bank Airtime Recharge Code
Zenith Bank customers should Simply dial *302*Amount# and Send from your mobile phone
Eg: *302*1000#
Daily Limit is ?5,000 Naira


Stanbic Bank Airtime Recharge Code
Stanbic Bank customers should Simply dial *909*Amount# and Send from your mobile phone
Eg: *909*2000#
Daily Limit is ?5,000 Naira


or Africa (UBA) Airtime Recharge Code
UBA customers, to recharge your phone with any amount of airtime kindly dial *389*033*1* Amount#
For example if you need N600 airtime: *389*033*1*600#

EcoBank Airtime Recharge Code
Ecobank customers, to recharge your phone kindly dial *326*Amount#
E.g. *326*500#

Access Bank
Airtime Recharge Code
Access Bank customers should Simply dial *901*Amount# and Send from your mobile phone
Eg: *901*750#
Daily Limit is ?5,000 Naira
First City Monument Bank (FCMB) Airtime Recharge Code

FCMB customers should Simply dial *322*214*amount# and send from your mobile phone
E.g: *322*214*500#
Wema Bank Airtime Recharge Code
Wema Bank customers should Simply dial *322*035*amount# and send from your mobile phone
E.g: *322*035*500#

If you use Union Bank, Unity Bank or Diamond Bank, you can recharge your phone using quick teller option on your ATM card using the ATM

Democracy Day: FG Declares May 30 Public Holiday

The Federal Government has declared May 30, 2016 as a public holiday to allow Nigerians celebrate this year’s Democracy Day.
The Minister of Interior, Retired Lt.-Gen. Abdulrahman Dambazau made the declaration on behalf of the Federal Government on Wednesday in Abuja.
A statement signed by the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry, Mr Bassey Akpanyung, quoted the minister as wishing Nigerians happy democracy day celebration.
He assured Nigerians that with the signing into law of the 2016 Appropriation Act, the country would witness a “New Deal” with its full implementation.
The minister noted that the 2016 Appropriation Act was laced with social intervention programmes aimed at improving the living conditions of the populace.
Dambazau congratulated Nigerians on the attainment of one year in office of President Muhammadu Buhari and enjoined all to continue to support the President in his sustained effort to build a peaceful, enduring and democratic legacy.

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“Change not instant coffee,” Lai Mohammed tells Nigerians

The Nigerian government on Thursday asked Nigerians to be hopeful of a better future, saying a “long suffering” people always enjoy enduring prosperity afterwards.
The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, gave the message of hope at a meeting with members of the Broadcasting Organisation of Nigeria (BON) ahead of the one year anniversary of the Muhammadu Buhari-led administration.
“In the words of Henry David Thoreau, all misfortune is but a stepping stone to fortune,” the minister said.
“Change is no instant coffee, it is a process. We are now laying a solid foundation for our country.
“The road will be rough, but as the saying goes, the darker the night, the brighter the morning. Our long suffering people will surely smile again.” he said.
Mr. Mohammed also praised Nigerians for their “support, endurance and perseverance.’’
The meeting with BON was attended by four other ministers who spoke on the achievements and challenges in their ministries and interacted with those in attendance.
They are Ministers of FCT, Mohammed Bello; Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige; Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola; and Trade and Investment, Okechukwu Enelamah.
Mr. Mohammed appreciated the unprecedented trust Nigerians reposed in the leadership of President Muhammadu Buhari to steer the ship of state to safe shores.
He acknowledged that the nation was passing through a very difficult situation with the loss of more than 60 per cent of national income due to the crash in the price of crude oil.
The minister assured citizens that the government would deliver on its election campaign promises to Nigerians.
“This administration is aware that it was not elected to make excuses, but to put the nation back on a sound economic footing, ensure the security of lives and property and banish corruption.
“We have therefore decided to turn the disaster that we inherited into a blessing by diversifying our economy away from the mono-product of oil, leveraging on agriculture, solid minerals as well as culture and tourism, among others.
The minister reassured Nigerians that the change promised was real, in spite of the tough situation of the moment.
Mr. Mohammed stressed that if the government had not been elected, there would have been no economy in the country.
On the scorecard of the administration in the past one year, Mr. Mohammed said significant achievements were recorded in security, economy and the fight against corruption. (NAN)

Children’s Day: Senate urges FG to intensify search for abducted Chibok girls

As Nigeria joins the rest of the world to celebrate children’s day, the Senate had at Thursday’s plenary, urged the Federal government not to relent in its effort to bringing all abducted and missing children back home safely.
Adopting the motion sponsored by Senator Oluremi Tinubu (APC, Lagos Central),titled 2016 Children’s Day Celebration with the theme; ‘stop violence against children’ the Senate mandated its joint Committees on Women Affairs and Health to visit the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and look into the health and welfare of the women and children and recommend appropriately to the Senate.
It also urged the federal government to intensify advocacy to stop violence against children through the National Orientation Agency (NOA).
The upper chamber urged the federal government not to relent in its effort to bring back home all abducted and missing children safely.
The Senate commended the initiative by the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Medical Doctors and other health professionals to deployed those under them to serve at IDP camps around the country.
Tinubu said that a proper system of education and global health care delivery are indispensable towards making Nigerian child relevant in the global context, stressing that the National Health Act, 2014, should exempt all pregnant women, the elderly, the disabled and children from paying for services in public hospitals.
She said: “Over 70% of the people in IDP camps are women and children who have been rendered orphans and widows.

We are worried that as a result of insurgency and the general security situation in the country, children and women have been rendered more vulnerable.”
Meanwhile, the Senate also called on the Nigeria Police Force to investigate the case of a 20 months-old Ibrahim Musa, who was assaulted on 20 May, 2016 by his grandmother and stepmother in Gulutown in Rimin Gado Local Government Area of Kano State.
In his remarks, Senate President, Bukola Saraki said that the issue of Musa must be investigated, stressing that the lawmakers will play their own role.
Saraki said: “We have directed the police to look into Ibrahim Musa’s case.
“It’s not only by what we say but we should play our own role,” he said
It was reported that they broke Musa’s bones and cut off his tongue as well as one of his eyes.
The victim is currently battling to live at the Murtala Muhammed Specialist Hospital, Kano.
The Kano State Government has pledged to settle all hospital expenses incurred on the 20-month-old Musa Murtala.

Music: One of a Kind - GCN x Oisawhemi x Hessykel x Jcool

When you love you woman you appreciate her. ONE OF A KIND is an inspiration love song that tell how much you can love a woman and what you can do for her. the song is put together by four multi talent personal name Gcn x oisawhemi x hessykel x jcool. below is a little profile of each of the artiste

     Gcn is a multi talent artiste, he is a producer, a graphic designer, song writer, musical instructor and a singer. he has work and perform a alongside with top artiste the the industry such as terry g, malaika, oritse femi, slim joe and lot more. he is the CEO OF ONBEAT ENTERTAINMENT. he took the second verse in the song.

 Hessyekl is a multi - talent artiste formally known as [abinibi] he is also a producer, writer, song writer, graphic designer, singer. director and editor. he has work and perform alongside with lot artiste like 2face, face, dj geez, olamide, adol, joel el, ketch up, sabi, lahlah and lot more. he is the CEO OF R-QUB ENTERTAINMENT, NAIJAJIBITI.COM.  he  took the last verse in the song

Oisawhemi is also a multi talent artiste, he is a producer, keyboardist, songwriter and a singer. he has work and perform alongside with top artiste like sabi, oriste femi, sossi, tefa lahlah and lot more. he took the first verse in the song.

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WAEC Cancels 2015 Withheld Results

The National Examinations Committee of West Africa Examinations Council said it had cancelled results of candidates involved in examination malpractice at the 2015 examinations.
The Committee, which meets twice a year, to consider matters related to the conduct of the May/June and November/December West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), is the highest decision-making organ of WAEC on examination-related matters in Nigeria.
During the 61st Meeting, the Committee received reports on Special, Irregularity and Clemency Cases on the November/December 2015 WASSCE..
In the course of considering the various reported cases of malpractice, the Committee endorsed appropriate sanctions in all established cases of malpractice as prescribed by the Rules and Regulations governing the conduct of the Council’s examinations after diligent deliberations. It approved that the entire results of candidates involved in proven cases, which attract cancellation of entire results (CER) be cancelled, while subject results of those involved in proven cases which attract cancellation of subject results (CSR), be similarly cancelled.
In addition, some candidates would also suffer other sanctions such as barring them from sitting for the Council’s examinations for a certain number of years. Moreover, while some schools will be derecognised as examination centres for some years, other schools’ recognition as examination centres will be withdrawn making them unable to present candidates for WAEC examination. Also, indicted supervisors have been blacklisted while erring teachers and principals have been reported to their State Ministries of Education and ANCOPPS for disciplinary action. The decisions of the Committee will be implemented without delay and the affected candidates will be duly informed by the Council.

Pope Francis prays for over 150 victims of Syria terror attacks

Pope Francis has asked God to 'convert the hearts of those who sow death and destruction' following a series of deadly attacks by the Islamic State group (ISIS) in Syria.
While speaking during his weekly audience in St Peter's Square, on Wednesday, May 25, the pontiff prayed for "eternal rest to the victims" and "consolation to their relatives" after suicide attacks in the regime's coastal heartland that killed more than 150 people on Monday.
Francis said almost all the victims of the seven explosions targeting bus stations, hospitals and other civilian sites in the seaside cities of Jableh and Tartus were "unarmed civilians". Eight of them were children.
"It is the duty of everyone to protect children, most of all those exposed to a high risk of exploitation, trafficking and deviant behaviours," He added, "prayer is not a magic wand," it is our daily bread, our powerful weapon and the staff for our journey."
"We pray in this Mass, for the victims of this cruelty - so many of them - we pray also for the perpetrators of such cruelty, that the Lord might change their hearts,"
On Monday, a series of seven deadly coordinated blasts targeted Syrian cities of Tartus and Jableh killing over 150 people including children. ISIS claimed responsibility for the attacks.

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Buhari to commence two-day working visit to Lagos on Monday

President Muhammadu Buhari will be embarking on a two-day working visit to Lagos starting from Monday, May 23, 2016, during which he is expected to commission several projects.
This was confirmed by the state Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode who tweeted that: “@NGRPresident going to Lagos on a two-day official visit starting from May 23”
The office of the Commissioner for Information and Strategy in Lagos State, Mr Steve Ayorinde had disclosed this to CKN News, adding that Buhari will also use the visit to have a one-on-one discussion with captains of industries.


The government spokesman stated that there will be some road diversion in the course of the visit and urged Lagosians to bear with law enforcement agents and traffic control authorities who will effect road diversions in some routes that the President’s motorcade will pass through during the visit.
He added that Lagosians are looking forward with excitement to receive the President in the state.

Grazing reserves for Fulani herdsmen will lead to another civil war – Anglican Church warns Buhari

Primate of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, Most Rev’d (Dr) Nicholas Okoh has called on the Federal Government to scrap the proposed grazing reserves for herdsmen.



Reading out the resolutions of the Diocese of Abuja Synod yesterday, the Primate warned that such decision would lead to a civil war.
He stressed that establishing grazing sites across the country would give herdsmen “unwarranted special preference” and make them automatic indigenes of all the regions of the country.
Okoh said, “The synod hereby states unequivocally that the move to create grazing reserves for Fulani herdsmen around the country does not have our support. This is because the move treats a set of people with unwarranted special preference, making them indigenes of all regions of the country.
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“There have been countless isolated cases of herdsmen brutality to their host communities. These notorious activities of herdsmen are capable of dragging the country into another civil war. The Fulani herdsmen are private businessmen who take away all proceeds of the business, not sharing with either their host communities or the government.


“We wish to re-echo to the Federal Government, states and individuals involved, the recommendation already made earlier, that ranches should be built in their own localities for modern animal husbandry. In some parts of Nigeria, people are already grappling with high population growth and land does not expand. Nobody’s land should therefore be given forcefully given to anybody in any guise.
“The synod calls on the National Assembly to drop the bill on grazing reserves as it is only heating up the polity and will do no good to the herdsmen, their host communities or the government.”

How Pastor Adeboye made me convert from Islam – Actress, Funke Etti

Popular Yoruba movie actress and film-maker, Funke Etti has disclosed how she converted from Islam to Christianity.



In an interview on Star Gist, Funke, known for flaunting her cleavage, narrated how she embraced Christianity and switched religions “just like that” at the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, twelve years ago.
The busty actress however recalled her experience as a Muslim, stating that she found it interesting.
She said, “I was at the Redemption Camp and Daddy G. O (Pastor Enoch Adeboye) asked those who wanted to give their lives to Christ to come out, so I stepped forward and that was how my conversion started, just like that.
“My mother was a Christian why my father was a Muslim but they did not force me to pick a religion, I decided on my own.


“When I was a Muslim, I enjoyed it and found it interesting. I prayed five times a day and fasted when I was supposed to. Now that I am a Christian, I follow the Christian way,” the ‘Owu Iyami’ act quipped.