NOTE: If you have BVN, you probably have a National ID Number. You can go to NIMC place and get it printed for you.
By law and along the entire lifecycle of individuals in Nigeria, you need to present your NIN (National Identification Numbers ) whenever you need to be identified for services such as
- Passport issuance.
- banking services,
- land transactions,
- insurance services,
- payment of taxes,
- voter registration,
- consumer credits,
- And all government
services.
Enrol for the NIN, encourage
everyone you know to do same, including children and legal residents to
avoid rush. You don’t want to be caught rushing here and there when they begin
enforcement of the mandatory use of NIN for transactions and access to
services as stipulated in Section 27 of the NIMC Act of 2007.
If you haven’t enrolled for your National Identification Identity (NIN) e-Card visit: https://penrol.nimc.gov.ng/loginForm.tpl.html.php
For more information visit:
National Identity Management Commission
Beware of fraudsters posing as National Identification
Management Commission officials:
Don’t fall for Fraud Nigerians.
Don’t fall for Fraud Nigerians.
The NIN (National Identification Number) and e-ID Card
(Electronic ID) are FREE!
@WPP Jr
Editor/Publisher