After two long years of waiting for my e-ID card (I enrolled in March 2015), I finally received an alert from NIMC that my card was ready for collection at their office in Umuahia, Abia State. The alert was followed, two days later, by a phone call from the Identity Card Office requesting me to come and pick my card. To say the least, I was very glad.
Let me explain why. I consider it a very good development that establishments of Government would take service to the level is taking it; first they sent me an alert, then they followed up with a phone call. Really, this appears the one thing we are getting right in terms of service delivery in the public sector. Bravo, NIMC, Umuahia! Bravo Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Further, the professional service delivery at the office is commendable. Staff are courteous, polite and willing to help.
My only appeal to NIMC Umuahia (well, I don't know if it is the same in other states) is that they should make the production of these cards faster. Like I said earlier, I had to wait for over two years to get my card. This is not really good. Please produce the cards in a few months to make the entire exercise a very delightful one.
I want to congratulate the Federal Government for introducing this card project. I believe it will help some many knotty national issues.

At Last

Op,are u damn sure?
Cos I registered same at Umuahia in 2013*till now,no flash or msg,so how sure are u?
Can u drop d number they called u with?
I need DT card sha,
Na my right ooooo

I did mine around July 2014 but I have not received any notification in that regard

Nimc need our support and prayers to function effectively and efficiently. The truth is in the near future most of us would understand and appreaciate what NIMC stands for.