The pain of getting your NIN @ NIMC is beyond explanation. I have been going to NIMC office at Alausa to get my NIN for over a month now, but the process is slow and unnecessary. Imagine a big state like Lagos, is having a single registration area for a very large radius. I would suggest ad hoc staff be engaged and dispersed to public centres like schools to reduce the pressure at the secretariat. If time management is important to our economy, then something reasonable should be done to reduce the number of hours wasted in the name of enrolling for NIN.

Todugbo:
The pain of getting your NIN @ NIMC is beyond explanation. I have been going to NIMC office at Alausa to get my NIN for over a month now, but the process is slow and unnecessary. Imagine a big state like Lagos, is having a single registration area for a very large radius. I would suggest ad hoc staff be engaged and dispersed to public centres like schools to reduce the pressure at the secretariat. If time management is important to our economy, then something reasonable should be done to reduce the number of hours wasted in the name of enrolling for NIN.

What you are stating is incorrect. Lagos has 15 different centres

http://www.nimc.gov.ng/?q=nin-registration-centres