This plan is similar to Airtel 6GB data bonus plan that is still working at the moment but with a difference of 500mb. This shows that airtel has it's customers in heart and gone are the days of data zapping, I can confirm that almost all Airtel plan now runs smoothly unlike what it used to be 2 years ago with cases of zapping and draining of data.
Having said that, it might interest you to know that Airtel has also received massive positive reviews across Nigeria as one of the networks with best 3G coverage while it is still working earnestly on its 4G in the country. Without wasting much time, let's go straight to the point that brought us here.
Over 5.5GB FREE DATA waiting for you! Dial *440*16# to get 5GB Mntly for N1500 or dial *437# to get 7GB at N2000. For more options, Dial *144#.
HOW TO KNOW IF YOU ARE ELIGIBLE FOR THIS OFFER
√ If Airtel send you an SMS similar or exactly like the one on the screenshot below, it means you are eligible for this offer on that SIM where the message was sent to.
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√ However, if you didn't receive the message, you can check your eligibility by dialing
*440*16# . If you get a reply of insufficient airtime, you are eligible. If you receive any other message apart from that, I'm sorry, you need to try it on another Airtel SIM.
HOW TO SUBSCRIBE TO AIRTEL 5.5GB FOR N1500
After confirming your eligibility to this bonus plan, follow this steps to subscribe to airtel N1500 for 5.5GB
√ Turn of your phone data connection
√ Recharge your SIM with at least 1500 Naira airtime
√ Now dial *440*16#
You will receive a confirmation message for a successful data activation.
HOW TO SUBSCRIBE AIRTEL N2000 FOR 7GB PLAN
√ Turn off your data connection
√ Load your airtel line with at least 2000 naira airtime
√ Then dial *437#
And you will get a confirmation message.
That's how to subscribe or activate this amazing Airtel data bonus which adds to the best data plans from airtel Nigeria
Airtel data plan for Android 1000 for 3gb
We would like to present you new Airtel data plan for Android. This is the latest bundle from well-known telecommunication company in Africa and Asia. The data plan is available for Nigerians who use the services of Airtel. Get to know more about it.
Airtel data plan for android 1000 for 3gb
This Airtel data plan is intended for those who just like to surf the internet, download music, watch videos and so on. You will know the important details of this bundle and Airtel subscription code. Please, pay your attention that Airtel 3GB for N1000 isn’t set up on eligibility or qualification. It operates on all Airtel SIM cards and also work on only blackberry devices.
Possibly, you are subscribed to the Blackberry plan that offers 3GB for N1400. However, now you have a great opportunity to use 3GB for N1000 because the telecommunications company have subtracted N400.
Airtel subscription
How to buy data on Airtel? Actually, this process is easier than you think. To subscribe Airtel data plan for Android 1000 for 3 GB you just need to follow these two simple steps:
Firstly, recharge 1000 Naira;
To subscribe use Airtel subscription code for 100 - *431#.
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Please note: if you want to check the remaining amount of megabytes or gigabytes, you can verify your data balance by dialing *140#.
Well, if you have a mobile device, there is a good reason to subscribe to this Airtel data plan. Moreover, it’s cheapest.
Airtel data plan for android 1000 for 3gb
This Airtel data plan is intended for those who just like to surf the internet, download music, watch videos and so on. You will know the important details of this bundle and Airtel subscription code. Please, pay your attention that Airtel 3GB for N1000 isn’t set up on eligibility or qualification. It operates on all Airtel SIM cards and also work on only blackberry devices.
Possibly, you are subscribed to the Blackberry plan that offers 3GB for N1400. However, now you have a great opportunity to use 3GB for N1000 because the telecommunications company have subtracted N400.
Airtel subscription
How to buy data on Airtel? Actually, this process is easier than you think. To subscribe Airtel data plan for Android 1000 for 3 GB you just need to follow these two simple steps:
Firstly, recharge 1000 Naira;
To subscribe use Airtel subscription code for 100 - *431#.
Airtel
Please note: if you want to check the remaining amount of megabytes or gigabytes, you can verify your data balance by dialing *140#.
Well, if you have a mobile device, there is a good reason to subscribe to this Airtel data plan. Moreover, it’s cheapest.
FIFA Threatens worldwide ban on NIGERIA
World football governing body, FIFA at the weekend warned that it would not consult with any of the parties battling for the leadership of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) before throwing the country out of the game if it found that a third party has been meddling in the nation’s football affairs.
The Nigerian football community was jolted by a Supreme Court decision on Friday directing the parties to go back to the Jos High Court to sort out the suit filed by a party claiming it is the right board to lead the federation.
Following the suit filed by the group loyal to Ambassador Chris Giwa, the world football governing body in 2016 banned all the parties involved in instituting the case, including Giwa, Muazu Suleiman, Effiong Johnson, Yahaya Adama and Sani Fema from all football related activities for..............
The Nigerian football community was jolted by a Supreme Court decision on Friday directing the parties to go back to the Jos High Court to sort out the suit filed by a party claiming it is the right board to lead the federation.
Following the suit filed by the group loyal to Ambassador Chris Giwa, the world football governing body in 2016 banned all the parties involved in instituting the case, including Giwa, Muazu Suleiman, Effiong Johnson, Yahaya Adama and Sani Fema from all football related activities for..............
*WHAT WOULD YOU DO ?*
*A woman tells her husband that she is going to visit her sick mum in the village. She goes on Friday and returns on Sunday, with plenty of fruits and food stuff, saying they are from her mum to the husband and the children. Then, the husband gently asks her about her mother's health and how she was doing, to which she replies that she took her to the hospital in the village and she is recovering and getting better. The wife adds that her mother insisted that she must re-visit the village in a few days, to spend at least a week with her.* *"I'm worried about Mama" the wife crooned, with tears swelling in her eyes.* *"She'll be fine, dear." Husband lovingly replied.* *The husband then politely asks her to take the items to the kitchen.* *As she enters, she meets her mother preparing food in the kitchen.* *Apparently, her mum came visiting since the Friday that she left home.* *You can imagine the plight of this woman. stuck, shocked, dazed and dumb founded at the kitchen door!* *whether to go in and drop the item's from mama', or return to her husband in the livingroom!* *How would you handle this case if u are the husband or what explanation will u give if u r d woman?* *Please your humble opinion is required.* *Send this to all ur male and female friends.* *Lets see who fix it well*
PANIC AS EBOLA RETURNS
The deadly Ebola Virus Disease, which raged in some African countries including Nigeria in 2014, has staged a return in northwestern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo, DRC, killing 17 people.
Congo’s health ministry on Tuesday described the fresh outbreak as a “public health emergency with international impact”.
“Twenty-one cases of fever with haemorrhagic indications and 17 deaths” have been recorded in Equateur province, it said, citing a notification to the ministry as of May 3.
Meanwhile, the World Health Organization, WHO, in Geneva, said lab tests in the DRC confirmed the presence of Ebola virus in two out of five samples collected from patients.
“WHO is working closely with the government of the DRC to rapidly scale up its operations and mobilize health partners, using the model of a successful response to a similar… outbreak in 2017,” it said in a statement.
It said it had released $1 million (840,000 euros) from an emergency contingency fund, set up a coordination group and deployed more than 50 experts to work with the DRC government and health agencies.
“The action plan prepared by the health ministry has been approved,” an official statement released after a cabinet meeting said.
“Since the notification of the cases on May 3, no deaths have been reported,” it said, without specifying when the first case came to light.
The outbreak occurred in Bikoro, on the shores of Lake Tumba.
All the cases were reported from a clinic at Ilkoko Iponge, located about 30 kilometres (20 miles) from Bikoro, where treatment capacities are limited, the WHO said.
A team of experts from the WHO, Doctors without Borders, DRC, and Equateur province travelled to Bikoro on Tuesday to beef up coordination and carry out investigations, it said.
Ebola is one of the world’s most notorious diseases, being both highly infectious and extremely lethal. It is caused by a virus that has a natural reservoir in the bat, which does not itself fall ill, but can pass the microbe on to humans who hunt it for “bushmeat”.
The virus is handed on by contact with bodily fluids — touching a sick or dead person is a well-known source of infection.
Following an incubation period of between two and 21 days, Ebola develops into a high fever, weakness, intense muscle and joint pain, headaches and a sore throat.
That is often followed by vomiting and diarrhoea, skin eruptions, kidney and liver failure, and internal and external bleeding.
The worst-ever Ebola outbreak started in December 2013 in southern Guinea before spreading to two neighbouring west African countries, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
That outbreak killed more than 11,300 people out of nearly 29,000 registered cases, according to WHO estimates, although the real figure is thought to be significantly higher.
There is no current vaccine to prevent Ebola or licensed treatment for it, although a range of experimental drugs are in development. Early care with rehydration may boost the chance of survival.
Congo’s health ministry on Tuesday described the fresh outbreak as a “public health emergency with international impact”.
“Twenty-one cases of fever with haemorrhagic indications and 17 deaths” have been recorded in Equateur province, it said, citing a notification to the ministry as of May 3.
Meanwhile, the World Health Organization, WHO, in Geneva, said lab tests in the DRC confirmed the presence of Ebola virus in two out of five samples collected from patients.
“WHO is working closely with the government of the DRC to rapidly scale up its operations and mobilize health partners, using the model of a successful response to a similar… outbreak in 2017,” it said in a statement.
It said it had released $1 million (840,000 euros) from an emergency contingency fund, set up a coordination group and deployed more than 50 experts to work with the DRC government and health agencies.
“The action plan prepared by the health ministry has been approved,” an official statement released after a cabinet meeting said.
“Since the notification of the cases on May 3, no deaths have been reported,” it said, without specifying when the first case came to light.
The outbreak occurred in Bikoro, on the shores of Lake Tumba.
All the cases were reported from a clinic at Ilkoko Iponge, located about 30 kilometres (20 miles) from Bikoro, where treatment capacities are limited, the WHO said.
A team of experts from the WHO, Doctors without Borders, DRC, and Equateur province travelled to Bikoro on Tuesday to beef up coordination and carry out investigations, it said.
Ebola is one of the world’s most notorious diseases, being both highly infectious and extremely lethal. It is caused by a virus that has a natural reservoir in the bat, which does not itself fall ill, but can pass the microbe on to humans who hunt it for “bushmeat”.
The virus is handed on by contact with bodily fluids — touching a sick or dead person is a well-known source of infection.
Following an incubation period of between two and 21 days, Ebola develops into a high fever, weakness, intense muscle and joint pain, headaches and a sore throat.
That is often followed by vomiting and diarrhoea, skin eruptions, kidney and liver failure, and internal and external bleeding.
The worst-ever Ebola outbreak started in December 2013 in southern Guinea before spreading to two neighbouring west African countries, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
That outbreak killed more than 11,300 people out of nearly 29,000 registered cases, according to WHO estimates, although the real figure is thought to be significantly higher.
There is no current vaccine to prevent Ebola or licensed treatment for it, although a range of experimental drugs are in development. Early care with rehydration may boost the chance of survival.
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