Nigeria’s National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) has released National Identification Number (NIN) figures for March.

The agency described the act as a violation of the NIMC Act No. 23 of 2007 and cautioned Nigerians against using or accepting such unauthorized cards as valid identification. “The so-called NIN ...

“The so-called NIN card being printed by some cyber cafés and individuals is not authorised by NIMC. On no account should it be presented as a means of identification,” the commission stated.

“The so-called NIN card is not authorised by NIMC, and on no account should anyone present it as a means of identification,” the statement read. NIMC also disclosed that security agencies had ...

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The so-called NIN card is not recognised by NIMC and should not be presented as a means of identification under any circumstances. Security agencies have been alerted to this illicit activity and ...

“The public is therefore advised to refrain from printing or accepting these unauthorised NIN cards, as they are not recognised by NIMC and should not be used as a means of identificatio ...

NIMC further advised Nigerians to stop using unauthorised NIN cards for identification, stressing that only the official NIN slip is valid and must be verified upon presentation for accessing ...