September 20, 2026 Independent · Authoritative · Nigerian
Fridayposts

Independent insight on Politics, Governance, Leadership, Economy and Development for Nigerians everywhere.

Get The Friday Brief
Latest
Governance, Policy & Public Sector Transformation

NIMC registers over 60 million NIN

NIMC registers over 60 million NIN
FridayPosts editorial image · NIMC registers over 60 million NIN
The National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) has disclosed that more than 60 million unique National Identification Number (NIN) have been issued and are now in the National Identity Database (NIDB). NIMC said it could not have been possible without the cooperation of all stakeholders including the general public. The Head of Corporate Communications, NIMC, Kayode Adegoke, in a statement, yesterday, said the transformational value of a robust and inclusive foundational ID system in today’s world cannot be overstated. He said as a Commission, “we’re committed to keeping this momentum of scaling up and speeding up NIN issuance nationwide for better identification, authentication and improved service delivery. It is the Primary Identification for all citizens and legal residents.” While appreciating the Minister of Communications & Digital Economy, Dr. Isa Pantami for his invaluable leadership all other stakeholders, and partners, reminded Nigerians that NIN is their Identity. “Enrol Once and be Identified for life,” Adegoke stressed.       [GuardianNG]
Was this worth your time?
About the author

Chief Editor

FridayPosts publishes independent reporting, expert interpretation and practical ideas for decision-makers in Nigeria, Africa and beyond.

Reader conversation

0 approved comments

Your email address is used for moderation and is not displayed publicly. Comments are reviewed before publication.

No approved comments yet. Add the first thoughtful response.

Latest from FridayPosts

See latest →

What readers are choosing

Current momentum

Make FridayPosts part of your information advantage.

Get independent reporting, expert interpretation and practical ideas for Nigeria and Nigerians everywhere.

Get The Friday Brief