The Federal Government has reiterated its determination to provide a unique identification for every individual physically residing in Nigeria and Nigerians in the Diaspora within the next five years.

The Director-General of the National Identity Management Commission, Aliyu Aziz, made the declaration while speaking at the Fifth Annual Meeting of the Identity for Africa movement in Johannesburg, South Africa.



Addressing the over 1,500 delegates at the identity for development gathering, Aziz stated that for Nigeria to enhance governance, help people rise out of poverty, restore growth and participate in the digital economy, “we need a unique digital identification platform that is linked to functional ID registries for accessing services.”

In realisation of the demands to function in the digital economy for sustainable growth therefore, Aziz told the audience that Nigeria had started executing a digital identity ecosystem project that was endorsed in September 2018 by the Federal Executive Council.

In his paper entitled ‘Digital Identity, the Cornerstone to Effective Service Delivery’ Aziz revealed that the vision was to reach universal coverage of digital identification in Nigeria by applying an ecosystem approach of enrolling citizens of all ages and legal residents within the set time frame.

Source:https://citadelng.com/fg-to-provide-identification-for-all-nigerians/

Any and every project,plan by the jihadist is all about Ruga

Justiceleague1:
Any and every project,plan by the jihadist is all about Ruga

The Federal Government has reiterated its determination to provide a unique identification for every individual physically residing in Nigeria and Nigerians in the Diaspora within the next five years. not for Hausa alone, is all the Nigerians

Justiceleague1:
Any and every project,plan by the jihadist is all about Ruga

FG to provide identification for all Nigerians


The Federal Government has reiterated its determination to provide a unique identification for every individual physically residing in Nigeria and Nigerians in the Diaspora within the next five years.

The Director-General of the National Identity Management Commission, Aliyu Aziz, made the declaration while speaking at the Fifth Annual Meeting of the Identity for Africa movement in Johannesburg, South Africa.



Addressing the over 1,500 delegates at the identity for development gathering, Aziz stated that for Nigeria to enhance governance, help people rise out of poverty, restore growth and participate in the digital economy, “we need a unique digital identification platform that is linked to functional ID registries for accessing services.”

In realisation of the demands to function in the digital economy for sustainable growth therefore, Aziz told the audience that Nigeria had started executing a digital identity ecosystem project that was endorsed in September 2018 by the Federal Executive Council.

In his paper entitled ‘Digital Identity, the Cornerstone to Effective Service Delivery’ Aziz revealed that the vision was to reach universal coverage of digital identification in Nigeria by applying an ecosystem approach of enrolling citizens of all ages and legal residents within the set timeframe.

Ashleyeniwin:
FG to provide identification for all Nigerians


The Federal Government has reiterated its determination to provide a unique identification for every individual physically residing in Nigeria and Nigerians in the Diaspora within the next five years.

The Director-General of the National Identity Management Commission, Aliyu Aziz, made the declaration while speaking at the Fifth Annual Meeting of the Identity for Africa movement in Johannesburg, South Africa.



Addressing the over 1,500 delegates at the identity for development gathering, Aziz stated that for Nigeria to enhance governance, help people rise out of poverty, restore growth and participate in the digital economy, “we need a unique digital identification platform that is linked to functional ID registries for accessing services.”

In realisation of the demands to function in the digital economy for sustainable growth therefore, Aziz told the audience that Nigeria had started executing a digital identity ecosystem project that was endorsed in September 2018 by the Federal Executive Council.

In his paper entitled ‘Digital Identity, the Cornerstone to Effective Service Delivery’ Aziz revealed that the vision was to reach universal coverage of digital identification in Nigeria by applying an ecosystem approach of enrolling citizens of all ages and legal residents within the set timeframe.

Forget the epistle,Buhari gat no plans,his only plans are for the north.....they are simply weighing options

Justiceleague1:


Forget the epistle,Buhari gat no plans,his only plans are for the north.....they are simply weighing options