Case of theft and Robbery is Rampant Nowadays. Another means of Securing your bank account is to set up a password on your SIM card.

Steps to follow: just go to your settings, Search for lock SIM card, input your PIN and stay safe.
This is one of the safest method.
From Wale Samuel

Cc: lalasticlala, Dominique, Seun

But is nt easily per se .... because before you reset your ussd pin, most banks will call you and ask you some security question..
Where are you from
The branch you open the acct.
The last transaction.
As of sterling, you will have to provide account no before you can proceed and before you willl get the acct no you need the ussd pin... isnt easy .

Digitiminimi:
Case of theft and Robbery is Rampant Nowadays. Another means of Securing your bank account is to set up a password on your SIM card.

Steps to follow: just go to your settings, Search for lock SIM card, input your PIN and stay safe.
This is one of the safest method.
From Wale Samuel

Cc: lalasticlala, Dominique, Seun

Okponu.
If it's that easy while haven't they cleared many bank accounts with the number of phones stolen in Nigeria on a daily basis?

seborrhic:

Okponu.
If it's that easy while haven't they cleared many bank accounts with the number of phones stolen in Nigeria on a daily basis?

when you don't have something sensible to type, why can't you just sleep? We know your type... You're tired of the Country.

Digitiminimi:
when you don't have something sensible to type, why can't you just sleep? We know your type... You're tired of the Country.

I like dealing with your type to expose the illiteracy type like you display while laying claim to an education.
If you are changing to a new password, won't they ask for any of d former passwords u remember?How can a thief know your old password.
Again,passwords,even with ussd are most times changed via email link.
Thirdly,why do u think thieves usually discard the owner's sim and just take d phone,if they know they can easily steal money using owner's sim via sim linked bank account?
Finally,I ask u again:if it's that easy why hasn't your common sense asked while many people that have their phones stolen on a daily basis haven't had their bank accounts wiped out?

seborrhic:

I like dealing with your type to expose the illiteracy type like you display while laying claim to an education.
If you are changing to a new password, won't they ask for any of d former passwords u remember?How can a thief know your old password.
Again,passwords,even with ussd are most times changed via email link.
Thirdly,why do u think thieves usually discard the owner's sim and just take d phone,if they know they can easily steal money using owner's sim via sim linked bank account?
Finally,I ask u again:if it's that easy why hasn't your common sense asked while many people that have their phones stolen on a daily basis haven't had their bank accounts wiped out?

you can't think Again.