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LASG SET TO ROLL OUT 'NEW' LAGOS IDENTITY CARD

The Lagos State Government has concluded plans to roll out the New Lagos Identity Card, “LAG ID” for residents of the State.

This was disclosed by the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Science and Technology, Ms. Yinka Fashola during an Internal Stakeholders Workshop held on Saturday, 10th July, 2021, at Alausa, Ikeja.

In her address, Ms. Fashola revealed that the Lagos State Government is committed to ensuring the successful rollout of the card as she encouraged all enrolment officers to be proactive and show commitment to achieving the registration of 100 residents per day. She expressed confidence that the target of registering 10 million residents before the end of the year can be achieved.

Speaking earlier, the General Manager, Lagos State Residents Registration Agency (LASRRA), Engr. (Mrs.) Ibilola Kasunmu enjoined all members of staff and other stakeholders to be good advocates of the ‘New’ Lagos Identity Card when it is finally unveiled.

Mrs. Kasunmu, who said that the workshop was held to explain details of the project, declared that the major difference between the card issued previously and the new one to be unveiled is that the latter is a multipurpose Smart Card that meets International Best Practices and will serve as a valid means of identification.

"The card comes with a chip. Security is one of the features of the LAG ID Card 2.0 amongst others. The chip has multipurpose uses and can be accepted anywhere in the world. Also, you don’t need to carry the multipurpose card around because the chip houses the information to be used by the card. It has contactless capacities”, she said.

Relating that the new initiative aligns with the Smart City Agenda of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu 's administration, Kasunmu said that the concept is the first of its kind in West Africa and was quick to state that the “Unique LAG ID” is to replace the former LASRRA Number.

In her words, "The card has a validity period because it is a bank card and is renewable every five years. It has other 25 generic features which were embedded to ensure inclusive participation by all our Ministries, Departments and Agencies. These generic applications will be customised to suit different MDAs depending on their needs".

The General Manager also pointed out that the Validation Portal has gone live and described the Android Application solution, which will make registration seamless and accessible through smartphones, as work in progress.

The Head of Registration at LASRRA, Mr. Ajibola Abari, took participants through the registration plan and process, pre-enrolment process, requirements for registration, various registration centres in Lagos State and the card pick-up points.

Other issues discussed at the workshop include the card issuance process, the Veto Company that will be in charge of the card and the PR communication approach. Phase I of the process dwells on the integrity of the card, Phase II outlines how to engender stakeholders' support and understanding and Phase III lists the benefits of registration by the public. Discussions also covered meeting with stakeholders from time to time, proactive reputation building, framework for the media plan presentation and others.

#LASG
#ForAGreaterLagos

Does this mean the National ID card is a flop?

Our data is no longer safe from hackers...data capturing here & there

Lagos is a country on its own

The state should be diplomatically agitating to be a country of its own

Oduduwa republic will only be a parasite on Lagos

Okay.

Good one from Lagos state Governmen.

I don't really see any need for this when NIN and LASRA are still in full effect.

Dead on arrival

I used to wish when the brits merged the North and south,Lagos should be like Hong Kong on its own

Nice one!

SARSCoV2:
Lagos is a country on its own

The state should be diplomatically agitating to be a country of its own

Oduduwa republic will only be a parasite on Lagos

You IPOBians with your trouble-making and divisive mindset. If Anambra is doing well then it is proper to view other Igbo states as parasites on it rather than sister States that should benefit from Anambra's success?

The number of ID wey person gats do in dx kontri no be here.....BVN,NIN,VIN and so on

Simplyleo:
Okay.

Good one from Lagos state Governmen.

E PAIN AM

What is good about it?

Simplyleo:
Okay.

Good one from Lagos state Governmen.

What is nice about it?

Siwisheswereesh:
Nice one!

Soon them go tell us to start submitting our blood to our various local government

The same Lagos where you have HQ of "Oluwole" , the same enrolment officers will hack the ID info.

SUPPORTED.

That's BEING THE GOOD CHIEF SECURITY OFFICER OF THE STATE.

WELL DONE.

All these card sef

SARSCoV2:
Lagos is a country on its own

The state should be diplomatically agitating to be a country of its own

Oduduwa republic will only be a parasite on Lagos

Low IQ is worrying you.

Enn214:

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LASG SET TO ROLL OUT 'NEW' LAGOS IDENTITY CARD

The Lagos State Government has concluded plans to roll out the New Lagos Identity Card, “LAG ID” for residents of the State.

This was disclosed by the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Science and Technology, Ms. Yinka Fashola during an Internal Stakeholders Workshop held on Saturday, 10th July, 2021, at Alausa, Ikeja.

In her address, Ms. Fashola revealed that the Lagos State Government is committed to ensuring the successful rollout of the card as she encouraged all enrolment officers to be proactive and show commitment to achieving the registration of 100 residents per day. She expressed confidence that the target of registering 10 million residents before the end of the year can be achieved.

Speaking earlier, the General Manager, Lagos State Residents Registration Agency (LASRRA), Engr. (Mrs.) Ibilola Kasunmu enjoined all members of staff and other stakeholders to be good advocates of the ‘New’ Lagos Identity Card when it is finally unveiled.

Mrs. Kasunmu, who said that the workshop was held to explain details of the project, declared that the major difference between the card issued previously and the new one to be unveiled is that the latter is a multipurpose Smart Card that meets International Best Practices and will serve as a valid means of identification.

"The card comes with a chip. Security is one of the features of the LAG ID Card 2.0 amongst others. The chip has multipurpose uses and can be accepted anywhere in the world. Also, you don’t need to carry the multipurpose card around because the chip houses the information to be used by the card. It has contactless capacities”, she said.

Relating that the new initiative aligns with the Smart City Agenda of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu 's administration, Kasunmu said that the concept is the first of its kind in West Africa and was quick to state that the “Unique LAG ID” is to replace the former LASRRA Number.

In her words, "The card has a validity period because it is a bank card and is renewable every five years. It has other 25 generic features which were embedded to ensure inclusive participation by all our Ministries, Departments and Agencies. These generic applications will be customised to suit different MDAs depending on their needs".

The General Manager also pointed out that the Validation Portal has gone live and described the Android Application solution, which will make registration seamless and accessible through smartphones, as work in progress.

The Head of Registration at LASRRA, Mr. Ajibola Abari, took participants through the registration plan and process, pre-enrolment process, requirements for registration, various registration centres in Lagos State and the card pick-up points.

Other issues discussed at the workshop include the card issuance process, the Veto Company that will be in charge of the card and the PR communication approach. Phase I of the process dwells on the integrity of the card, Phase II outlines how to engender stakeholders' support and understanding and Phase III lists the benefits of registration by the public. Discussions also covered meeting with stakeholders from time to time, proactive reputation building, framework for the media plan presentation and others.

#LASG
#ForAGreaterLagos

Why should I be renewing my identity every five year's?

Do you mean after expiration of my identity card, I would automatically become an alien in my land?

I hope our government aren't comparing national/ State identity cards to international passport that is renewable?

The former is basic, while the latter is optional. Basic because the government can plan with the data and also serve our country as security strategy.

Renewing national/State identity card is like renewing ones tribal Mark. How?

I need to understand the rationale

SARSCoV2:
Lagos is a country on its own

The state should be diplomatically agitating to be a country of its own

Oduduwa republic will only be a parasite on Lagos

mumu talk from Ipobian Roofrat. Where and what will Lagos be when you can't mention Oduduwa.