Does it mean none of these invited roles for interview are in this forum? Becos nobody here has said I "I got a text 4rm nimc" nawa oo

kentblues: Does it mean none of these invited roles for interview are in this forum? Becos nobody here has said I "I got a text 4rm nimc" nawa oo

guy try undastand say dos post ar experienced,technical n high graded, so na der all d diff ''OGA @ D TOP'' 4 1 reli hustle n fight put,so if any of us go der,na we dem go jst use do SWORD,SHIELD,BOW n ARROW. lol

Be focused, guys and ladies, even in the face of provocation like d 2 posts above.
Keep ur sanity and lets keep talking about NIMC, at least that is the purpose of this thread.
Bless you.

pls house different people have been asking about the enrollment and registration officers.pls we need a good clarification on that

Is this interview nationwide or just going to happen in one state like Lagos or Abuja!

We might not get any update from this week's Interview outside the one in NIMC job site or others cos it's not entry level position but experienced positions & we all know this Ogas barely have time for social net working.

pls dos dat wnt 4 intrvw shud pls giv us d koko on wat happen.
sm pple here said dey got txt msgs, how did it go?

One thing for sure is that a date will eventually be announced for training. until that date is announced, im keeping my fingers crossed with arms akinbo

eobananya: pls house different people have been asking about the enrollment and registration officers.pls we need a good clarification on that

all that apply for enrolment and registration monitoring officers LGA are wait, have the called them or still to be called.

eobananya: pls house different people have been asking about the enrollment and registration officers.pls we need a good clarification on that

all that apply for enrolment and registration monitoring officers LGA are wait, have the called them or still to be called. Someone should clear this group

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THIS MIGHT BE ANOTHER REASON FOR NIMC DELAY!!!

Abuja – The Independent Corrupt
Practices and Other Related Offences
Commission (ICPC) said it arrested 41
officials with fake credentials at a
promotion exercise conducted by the
National Identification Management Commission (NIMC). This is contained in a statement signed by
the ICPC’s Head of Media, Mr Folu
Olamiti, and made available to newsmen
on Thursday in Abuja. According to the statement, the arrest
was made during the presentation of
additional certificates claimed to have
been acquired by the officials for
upgrading of their status. The statement said that the preliminary
vetting carried out by NIMC through the
Ministry of Education indicated that some
of the tertiary institutions contacted to
verify their certificates, confirmed the
certificates to be fake. It added that some were altered and
some were not graduates of the
institutions they claimed. “One of the suspects presented a
certificate which was “doctored” to
indicate Second Class degree rather than
the earned Third Class degree. “Others presented forged certificates
whereas they still had pending carry-
overs. “Preliminary investigations by ICPC
indicated that some of the certificates
emanated from some of the illegal degree
awarding mills and outreach centres
recently sealed by ICPC,’’ the
statement said. It said that the commission was further
probing the complicity of those involved
in the graduation of one of the suspects
with a degree in Engineering from an
approved university who could not
express himself in writing. ICPC advised tertiary institutions yet to
respond to the earlier inquiries sent to
them by the Federal Ministry of Education
to do so immediately. The statement quoted ICPC Chairman, Mr
Ekpo Nta as commending NIMC
Management for its zero tolerance for
corruption in its workforce given the
sensitive national assignment it was
charged with. The arrest and interrogation of the NIMC
officials is coming in the wake of ICPC/
NUC crack-down on illegal degree
awarding mills nationwide. (NAN)

gfullmoon: THIS MIGHT BE ANOTHER REASON FOR NIMC DELAY!!!

Abuja – The Independent Corrupt
Practices and Other Related Offences
Commission (ICPC) said it arrested 41
officials with fake credentials at a
promotion exercise conducted by the
National Identification Management Commission (NIMC). This is contained in a statement signed by
the ICPC’s Head of Media, Mr Folu
Olamiti, and made available to newsmen
on Thursday in Abuja. According to the statement, the arrest
was made during the presentation of
additional certificates claimed to have
been acquired by the officials for
upgrading of their status. The statement said that the preliminary
vetting carried out by NIMC through the
Ministry of Education indicated that some
of the tertiary institutions contacted to
verify their certificates, confirmed the
certificates to be fake. It added that some were altered and
some were not graduates of the
institutions they claimed. “One of the suspects presented a
certificate which was “doctored” to
indicate Second Class degree rather than
the earned Third Class degree. “Others presented forged certificates
whereas they still had pending carry-
overs. “Preliminary investigations by ICPC
indicated that some of the certificates
emanated from some of the illegal degree
awarding mills and outreach centres
recently sealed by ICPC,’’ the
statement said. It said that the commission was further
probing the complicity of those involved
in the graduation of one of the suspects
with a degree in Engineering from an
approved university who could not
express himself in writing. ICPC advised tertiary institutions yet to
respond to the earlier inquiries sent to
them by the Federal Ministry of Education
to do so immediately. The statement quoted ICPC Chairman, Mr
Ekpo Nta as commending NIMC
Management for its zero tolerance for
corruption in its workforce given the
sensitive national assignment it was
charged with. The arrest and interrogation of the NIMC
officials is coming in the wake of ICPC/
NUC crack-down on illegal degree
awarding mills nationwide. (NAN)

sack them all

@gfullmoon:
Wow! U are really giving these guys close marking.

Nice step toward the right direction to rid the country of corruption. Those of us waiting to be employed by the commission should brace-up, be what you are and not what you are not.

gfullmoon: THIS MIGHT BE ANOTHER REASON FOR NIMC DELAY!!!

Abuja – The Independent Corrupt
Practices and Other Related Offences
Commission (ICPC) said it arrested 41
officials with fake credentials at a
promotion exercise conducted by the
National Identification Management Commission (NIMC). This is contained in a statement signed by
the ICPC’s Head of Media, Mr Folu
Olamiti, and made available to newsmen
on Thursday in Abuja. According to the statement, the arrest
was made during the presentation of
additional certificates claimed to have
been acquired by the officials for
upgrading of their status. The statement said that the preliminary
vetting carried out by NIMC through the
Ministry of Education indicated that some
of the tertiary institutions contacted to
verify their certificates, confirmed the
certificates to be fake. It added that some were altered and
some were not graduates of the
institutions they claimed. “One of the suspects presented a
certificate which was “doctored” to
indicate Second Class degree rather than
the earned Third Class degree. “Others presented forged certificates
whereas they still had pending carry-
overs. “Preliminary investigations by ICPC
indicated that some of the certificates
emanated from some of the illegal degree
awarding mills and outreach centres
recently sealed by ICPC,’’ the
statement said. It said that the commission was further
probing the complicity of those involved
in the graduation of one of the suspects
with a degree in Engineering from an
approved university who could not
express himself in writing. ICPC advised tertiary institutions yet to
respond to the earlier inquiries sent to
them by the Federal Ministry of Education
to do so immediately. The statement quoted ICPC Chairman, Mr
Ekpo Nta as commending NIMC
Management for its zero tolerance for
corruption in its workforce given the
sensitive national assignment it was
charged with. The arrest and interrogation of the NIMC
officials is coming in the wake of ICPC/
NUC crack-down on illegal degree
awarding mills nationwide. (NAN)

Engr+alfa:
This is currently on their website.

INVITATION TO INTERVIEWS

Based on performance in the aptitude tests, we are inviting qualified candidates for interviews for the following roles:

Senior Officer Authentication Services

Card Administration / Card Life Cycle Manager

Card Application / Solution Manager

Card Issuance/ Card Personalization Manager

Card Payment Platform Manager

Certificate Authority (CA) / Administrator / Registrator

Data Center Facility & Power System (Abuja)

Information Security Analyst

Installation and Maintenance

Registration Authority / CA Operator / Revocation Agent

Officer, Authentication Services

Head, Authentication Services

PKI Manager

Head, Software Development & QA

Software Development, Testing & QA

Successful candidates for these roles have been invited via SMS for interviews at NIMC HQ in Abuja.

Invited candidates should come along with the originals and 2 photocopies of the following: CV, Educational Certificates (Primary to Tertiary), NYSC Certificate, Birth Certificate, and Certificate of State of Origin. Also come along with one passport photograph and a valid means of identification. Please print your interview invite on the NIMC Job Portal using your ARN.

Candidates should please ensure that they adhere to the date and time they have been scheduled for interviews.


Regards
HCP

Good Info.

Please ђã†̥ date ȋ̝̊̅§ the intervier Fø̲̣̣я̅ Officer Authentication

gfullmoon: THIS MIGHT BE ANOTHER REASON FOR NIMC DELAY!!!

Abuja – The Independent Corrupt
Practices and Other Related Offences
Commission (ICPC) said it arrested 41
officials with fake credentials at a
promotion exercise conducted by the
National Identification Management Commission (NIMC). This is contained in a statement signed by
the ICPC’s Head of Media, Mr Folu
Olamiti, and made available to newsmen
on Thursday in Abuja. According to the statement, the arrest
was made during the presentation of
additional certificates claimed to have
been acquired by the officials for
upgrading of their status. The statement said that the preliminary
vetting carried out by NIMC through the
Ministry of Education indicated that some
of the tertiary institutions contacted to
verify their certificates, confirmed the
certificates to be fake. It added that some were altered and
some were not graduates of the
institutions they claimed. “One of the suspects presented a
certificate which was “doctored” to
indicate Second Class degree rather than
the earned Third Class degree. “Others presented forged certificates
whereas they still had pending carry-
overs. “Preliminary investigations by ICPC
indicated that some of the certificates
emanated from some of the illegal degree
awarding mills and outreach centres
recently sealed by ICPC,’’ the
statement said. It said that the commission was further
probing the complicity of those involved
in the graduation of one of the suspects
with a degree in Engineering from an
approved university who could not
express himself in writing. ICPC advised tertiary institutions yet to
respond to the earlier inquiries sent to
them by the Federal Ministry of Education
to do so immediately. The statement quoted ICPC Chairman, Mr
Ekpo Nta as commending NIMC
Management for its zero tolerance for
corruption in its workforce given the
sensitive national assignment it was
charged with. The arrest and interrogation of the NIMC
officials is coming in the wake of ICPC/
NUC crack-down on illegal degree
awarding mills nationwide. (NAN)

[quote author=tiyemama][/quote]...Well, that's a good good findings tho' but that shouldnt delay d updates on d interview result as we're al so much expectant @least.

Hello everyone, while the silence on this thread. Pls let's keep our hope alive. I believe my God never slumber nor sleep.

God dey o.... Who knws hw many more batches r left 2 b interviewed. Wishin/prayin dat most Nairalanders ll land d job. Customer care n d oda posts mk una continue dey pray o. God dey... Peace!

gfullmoon: THIS MIGHT BE ANOTHER REASON FOR NIMC DELAY!!!

Abuja – The Independent Corrupt
Practices and Other Related Offences
Commission (ICPC) said it arrested 41
officials with fake credentials at a
promotion exercise conducted by the
National Identification Management Commission (NIMC). This is contained in a statement signed by
the ICPC’s Head of Media, Mr Folu
Olamiti, and made available to newsmen
on Thursday in Abuja. According to the statement, the arrest
was made during the presentation of
additional certificates claimed to have
been acquired by the officials for
upgrading of their status. The statement said that the preliminary
vetting carried out by NIMC through the
Ministry of Education indicated that some
of the tertiary institutions contacted to
verify their certificates, confirmed the
certificates to be fake. It added that some were altered and
some were not graduates of the
institutions they claimed. “One of the suspects presented a
certificate which was “doctored” to
indicate Second Class degree rather than
the earned Third Class degree. “Others presented forged certificates
whereas they still had pending carry-
overs. “Preliminary investigations by ICPC
indicated that some of the certificates
emanated from some of the illegal degree
awarding mills and outreach centres
recently sealed by ICPC,’’ the
statement said. It said that the commission was further
probing the complicity of those involved
in the graduation of one of the suspects
with a degree in Engineering from an
approved university who could not
express himself in writing. ICPC advised tertiary institutions yet to
respond to the earlier inquiries sent to
them by the Federal Ministry of Education
to do so immediately. The statement quoted ICPC Chairman, Mr
Ekpo Nta as commending NIMC
Management for its zero tolerance for
corruption in its workforce given the
sensitive national assignment it was
charged with. The arrest and interrogation of the NIMC
officials is coming in the wake of ICPC/
NUC crack-down on illegal degree
awarding mills nationwide. (NAN)

SO current applicants with fake credentials beware!

CHINENYE86: Please ђã†̥ date ȋ̝̊̅§ the intervier Fø̲̣̣я̅ Officer Authentication

I applied for same post. Don't think anyone have been called for it. Though its on the list on their website, but they haven't called all the posts that are currently on that jobportal.

Dis batch fit tek longer period to finish oo, God I dey your hand oo

Anyone who applied for positions 14 & 15 above (Head, Software Devlopment and Quality Assurance) and has gotten an interview invite (sms) should kindly indicate when he/she is likely to leave for the interview. Would be so gr8fu to schedule my travelling with sombdy in similar roles.

Dear Applicant, your interview at NIMC will hold at 7am on Wednesday 12th June 2013, at NIMC HQ in Abuja. Come along with the originals and 2 photocopies of the following: CV, birth certificate, educational certificates (Primary to Tertiary), NYSC certificate and Certificate of State of Origin. Also come along with one passport photograph and a valid means of identification.

shikshark: Dear Applicant, your interview at NIMC will hold at 7am on Wednesday 12th June 2013, at NIMC HQ in Abuja. Come along with the originals and 2 photocopies of the following: CV, birth certificate, educational certificates (Primary to Tertiary), NYSC certificate and Certificate of State of Origin. Also come along with one passport photograph and a valid means of identification.

---Got the same sms but mine is 2pm.

My younger sis jst got same msg too oo!! So happy for her. Funny thing is dat she applied for enrolment and reg officer so its kind of confusing...pls shikshark and nifsona,what post did u apply for? I no understand dis NIMC again oo

shiloh: My younger sis jst got same msg too oo!! So happy for her. Funny thing is dat she applied for enrolment and reg officer so its kind of confusing...pls shikshark and nifsona,what post did u apply for? I no understand dis NIMC again oo

enrolment and registration (SNR) officer