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Nairaland General › Re: 16 Days To December: 5 Documents Every Nigerian Must Check Right Now (or Pay... by Easyinfoguide(op):
Jump to sections:
1. Vehicle Tint Permit (Checkpoint Killer)
2. International Passport (The Flight You'll Miss)
3. Vehicle Insurance (The Accident Nobody Plans For)
4. Tax Clearance Certificate (The Contract Killer)
5. Driver's License (The FRSC Trap)

💡 Found this helpful? Drop a comment below and share with your network.

Which document are "YOU" checking first this weekend?
Nairaland General › Re: 16 Days To December: 5 Documents Every Nigerian Must Check Right Now (or Pay... by Easyinfoguide(op): 2:01am On Nov 14, 2025
THE DECEMBER COUNTDOWN HAS BEGUN

It's November 14, 2025.

Right now, it's past midnight and you're probably scrolling through your phone, maybe planning your December moves, maybe just avoiding sleep. But let me tell you something that might keep you up a little longer:

December is exactly 16 days away.**

And somewhere in Nigeria right now, a man just booked a flight to London for Christmas without checking his passport expiry date. In another city, a woman is planning a 12-hour road trip home without knowing her vehicle insurance expired three months ago. A business owner is celebrating a new contract, completely unaware that he needs a tax clearance certificate he doesn't have—and can't get in time.

These aren't hypothetical scenarios. These are real Nigerians who will spend December in panic mode, throwing money at problems that could have been solved this weekend.

**I've helped over 60,000 Nigerians navigate vehicle documentation, government processes, and bureaucratic nightmares.** And every single November, I watch the same movie: people ignore the warning signs, then December hits like a truck loaded with wahala.

But not you. Not this time.

Because you're reading this on November 14. You still have this weekend. You still have time.

Here are the 5 documents you need to check RIGHT NOW before December turns your life into a stress buffet.

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## **1. YOUR VEHICLE TINT PERMIT (The Checkpoint Killer)**

**The Story Nobody Tells You:**

Last December, my guy Emeka drove from Lagos to Enugu for Christmas. Brand new car, fresh tints, confident smile. He got stopped at SEVEN different police checkpoints. Not because he was speeding. Not because of anything he did wrong.

**Because his tint permit had expired in October and he didn't even know.**

Each stop: ₦5,000-₦20,000 in "settlement." By the time he reached Enugu, he'd paid almost ₦80,000 in bribes. Money that could have bought his entire family Christmas clothes.

**Here's What You Don't Know:**

Police checkpoints don't just increase in December—they MULTIPLY like bacteria in spoiled stew. And tinted vehicles are their favorite target. Why? Because 90% of Nigerian drivers with tinted windows either have:
- Expired permits
- No permits at all
- Fake permits they bought from "connections"

And the police know this.

**What To Do THIS WEEKEND:**

1. Check your tint permit RIGHT NOW. Find it. Look at the expiry date.
2. If it expires before March 2026, you need to renew it NOW
3. If you don't have one, stop driving that car until you sort it out

**The Math:** A legitimate tint permit costs ₦15,000-₦25,000 depending on your state. One checkpoint bribe costs the same. You'll hit at least 3-4 checkpoints on any December road trip.

**Do the math. Get the permit.**

I wrote the most comprehensive tint permit guide in Nigeria—60,000+ people have used it. [Link to your detailed guide here]. Read it this weekend. Register on Monday. Save yourself ₦100,000+ in December stress.

---

## **2. YOUR INTERNATIONAL PASSPORT (The Flight You'll Miss)**

**The December Airport Nightmare:**

Picture this: December 22, 2024. Murtala Muhammed International Airport. A family of four—father, mother, two kids—standing at the check-in counter with suitcases packed, Christmas presents wrapped, relatives in London waiting.

The airline agent looks at the father's passport. Checks the date. Looks up with that face—you know the face—the "sorry sir, but..." face.

**"Your passport expired last month."**

Everything stops. ₦2.8 million in tickets—gone. Hotel bookings—gone. The kids crying. The wife's face. The shame.

And you know what the worst part is? **He knew the passport was getting old. He just thought he had time.**

**The Passport Renewal Reality Check:**

The Nigerian Immigration Service will tell you passport renewal takes "6 weeks maximum." That's like your barber saying "I'm 5 minutes away"—technically possible, practically a lie.

**Real timeline:**
- **Online application:** 2-3 days (if the website is working)
- **Actual processing:** 6-8 weeks MINIMUM
- **During ember months (Sept-Dec):** Add 2-4 more weeks
- **If there's any "issue" with your application:** Add another month and several trips to their office

**Do This Right NOW:**

Go find your passport. Not tomorrow. NOW.

Look at the expiry date.

If it expires before April 2026, you need to start renewal THIS MONDAY. Not next week. Not "when I get time." MONDAY.

**Why April 2026?** Because most countries won't let you travel if your passport expires within 6 months of your trip. So if you're planning any international travel in 2026, you need validity until at least June 2026.

**The December 15 Deadline:**

Here's insider knowledge: If you start passport renewal after December 15, you're basically gambling with January-February travel plans. The Immigration Service slows down for Christmas, officers travel, systems "malfunction," and your application sits in digital limbo.

You have 31 days before that deadline. Use them wisely.

---

## **3. YOUR VEHICLE INSURANCE (The Accident Nobody Plans For)**

**The Text Message That Changed Everything:**

"Brother, I just had an accident on Third Mainland Bridge. Nobody seriously hurt, thank God. But the other driver is asking for my insurance. I just checked—it expired in July. What do I do?"

I got this message last December 28. From a guy who drives every single day. A responsible guy. Family man. He just... forgot.

**Here's What Happens When You Forget:**

December in Nigeria = increased traffic + rushed drivers + bad roads + Christmas stress = **accidents waiting to happen.**

And when that accident happens, the first thing anyone asks for is your insurance certificate.

**If yours is expired:**
- You personally pay for ALL damages (both cars)
- You face potential arrest by FRSC
- You can't make any claims with your insurance company
- The other driver can sue you directly

One accident can cost you ₦500,000 to ₦2 million+. Your insurance premium? ₦25,000-₦50,000 per year.

**The Shocking Statistics:**

According to FRSC data, **over 60% of vehicles on Nigerian roads have expired or invalid insurance.** Most drivers don't even know because they never check the certificate after the first year.

**Your Weekend Action Plan:**

1. Find your vehicle insurance certificate (it's probably in your glove box or somewhere at home)
2. Check the expiry date
3. If it expired ANY time in 2025, it's INVALID
4. Call your insurance company TOMORROW (Saturday) or MONDAY
5. Renew before you make ANY December road trip

**Pro Tip:** Some insurance companies offer discounts if you renew early. Call them and ask. Why pay full price when you can save ₦5,000-₦10,000?

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## **4. YOUR TAX CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE (The Contract Killer)**

**The ₦3 Million Mistake:**

Chinedu runs a small construction company. In December 2024, he got the opportunity of his life: a ₦3 million government contract. Everything was perfect. He had the expertise, the equipment, the team.

The government official asked for one document: **Tax Clearance Certificate.**

Chinedu didn't have one. "No problem," he thought. "I'll get it."

He went to FIRS (Federal Inland Revenue Service) on December 12. They told him the process takes "2-3 weeks."

December 31 came. No certificate.

January 3, 2025: The government gave the contract to someone else.

**₦3 million gone because of one document he didn't know he needed.**

**Who Needs Tax Clearance (You Might Be Surprised):**

You need a Tax Clearance Certificate if you:
- Apply for government contracts or tenders
- Need a business loan from any bank
- Apply for visa to most countries (UK, US, Canada, Schengen)
- Register a business with CAC (Corporate Affairs Commission)
- Want to bid for any public sector project
- Need proof of tax compliance for international partnerships

**The December 31 Deadline:**

Tax Clearance Certificates are issued annually. They cover a specific tax year. If you need one for 2025, you must apply and obtain it before December 31, 2025.

**After January 1, you're applying for the 2026 certificate, and that's a whole new process.**

**The Real Processing Time:**

Official timeline: 2-3 weeks
**Actual timeline:** 3-6 weeks (longer if there are any issues with your tax records)

**Translation:** If you need a Tax Clearance Certificate for ANY reason in the next 3-6 months, you should be starting the process THIS MONDAY.

**How To Get Started:**

1. Visit the FIRS website (firs.gov.ng)
2. Register for Tax Identification Number (TIN) if you don't have one
3. File your tax returns (even if you haven't been filing—start now)
4. Apply for Tax Clearance Certificate
5. Follow up aggressively (this is Nigeria—you must follow up)

**Cost:** Usually free, but you need to be tax compliant (meaning you've filed returns)

Don't wait until you need it. Get it now while you have time to fix any issues that come up.

---

## **5. YOUR DRIVER'S LICENSE (The FRSC Trap)**

**The Ember Months Ambush:**

November, December, January, February. FRSC calls them "ember months." We call them "FRSC is hungry" months.

During ember months, FRSC officials don't play around. They set up random stops on major highways with one mission: **catch drivers with expired licenses.**

**The Fine:** ₦50,000+ (officially), or ₦20,000-₦30,000 "on the spot settlement"

**The Real Punishment:** Your vehicle gets impounded until you show proof of valid license. Imagine this happening during a December road trip with your family in the car and Christmas rice in the boot.

**The License Renewal Reality:**

Your driver's license expires every 5 years. Check yours right now. Look at the expiry date.

**If it expires before June 2026, start renewal NOW.**

**Why?**
- Renewal process officially takes "2 weeks"
- Real timeline: 4-8 weeks depending on your state
- December-January: Add several more weeks due to officer availability

**Plus,** driving with an expired license invalidates your vehicle insurance. So even if you have valid insurance, an accident while driving with an expired license means the insurance company can refuse to pay your claim.

**Weekend Action:**

Find your driver's license. Check the expiry date. If it's close, visit the FRSC office in your state MONDAY morning. Start the renewal process.

**Cost:** Around ₦6,350-₦10,000 depending on your state.

Much cheaper than the alternative.

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## **THE REAL TALK: WHY THIS MATTERS**

I know what some of you are thinking: *"Israel, these things can wait. I'll handle them in December."*

**NO. YOU. WON'T.**

Here's what happens in December:

**Week 1 (December 1-7):** Everyone realizes they need to renew documents. Queues at government offices quadruple. Processing slows down.

**Week 2 (December 8-14):** Panic sets in. People start offering bribes to jump queues. Costs increase. Scammers multiply.

**Week 3 (December 15-21):** Government offices start operating on "Christmas mode"—half the staff is gone, systems are "down," everything takes twice as long.

**Week 4 (December 22-31):** Most offices are barely functional. Officers are traveling. If you don't have your documents by now, you're cooked.

**You have THIS WEEKEND.**

Saturday, November 15 and Sunday, November 16 to CHECK these 5 things.

Then MONDAY, November 17 to start fixing whatever needs fixing.

That's your window. Use it.

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## **THE COST OF IGNORING THIS**

Let's do the math on what ignoring these warnings costs:

- **Expired tint permit:** ₦50,000-₦100,000 in checkpoint bribes per trip
- **Expired passport:** ₦500,000-₦3,000,000 in lost flights/hotels/opportunities
- **Expired insurance:** ₦200,000-₦2,000,000 if you have an accident
- **Missing tax clearance:** Lost contracts worth millions
- **Expired driver's license:** ₦50,000 fine + vehicle impoundment stress

**Total potential cost of ignoring this post: ₦800,000 to ₦5+ million**

**Total cost of checking these documents this weekend: ₦0 (just your time)**

**Total cost of renewing what needs renewal: ₦50,000-₦150,000 maximum**

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## **YOUR WEEKEND ACTION PLAN (COPY THIS)**

**TONIGHT (Before You Sleep):**
- Screenshot this post
- Set a reminder for tomorrow morning: "CHECK DOCUMENTS"

**SATURDAY MORNING:**
1. Find your vehicle tint permit → Check expiry date
2. Find your international passport → Check expiry date
3. Find your vehicle insurance certificate → Check expiry date
4. Find your driver's license → Check expiry date
5. Check if you need Tax Clearance Certificate

**SATURDAY AFTERNOON:**
- Make a list of what needs renewal
- Calculate total costs
- Prepare documents needed for renewals

**SUNDAY:**
- Rest, plan your week
- Share this post with your family WhatsApp group (someone needs it)

MONDAY MORNING:
- Start renewal processes for expired/expiring documents
- Visit relevant offices early (queues are shorter in the morning)
- Follow up on applications

MONDAY EVENING:
- Follow up again (this is Nigeria, follow up is mandatory)
- Mark your calendar to check progress every 3 days



THE FINAL WORD

It's November 14, 2025.

You're reading this at 1-something AM because something told you to check your phone one more time before sleeping.

**Maybe this is that "something."**

I've been helping Nigerians navigate these frustrating systems since I started EasyinfoGuide. Over 60,000 people have read my guides. Thousands have avoided expensive mistakes because they took action early.

December will come whether you're ready or not.

The question is: will you be the one smoothly traveling with valid documents, or will you be the one stranded at a checkpoint, sweating at an airport counter, or losing a life-changing contract?

You have 16 days.

Use them wisely.

**For detailed step-by-step guides on each of these processes:**
- Vehicle Tint Permit: [Link to your 60k post]
- Tax Clearance: [Coming soon]
- Driver's License Renewal: [Coming soon]
- And more...

Follow EasyinfoGuide for practical guides that actually help Nigerians survive these systems.

Questions? Need specific help?

Share this post. Your family needs it. Your friends need it. That one person in your WhatsApp group who always has document drama DEFINITELY needs it.

Drop a comment below if this helped you. Let me know which document you're checking first.**



— Israel Raphael-
EasyinfoGuide Publishing

"Helping Nigerians Navigate What Nobody Explains"

Nairaland General › 16 Days To December: 5 Documents Every Nigerian Must Check Right Now (or Pay... by Easyinfoguide(op):
Posted by Israel Raphael | EasyinfoGuide | November 14, 2025.

I'm isreal Raphael CEO of Easyinfoguide publishing
Why guide on tint permit registration is the most viewed tutorial in Nigeria sitting comfortably on 60k views still climbing
https://www.nairaland.com/8445793/how-registered-tinted-glass-permit

Based on research and experience i present yet another indisputable "GUIDE"

THE MASTERPIECE

Jump to sections:
1. Vehicle Tint Permit (Checkpoint Killer)
2. International Passport (The Flight You'll Miss)
3. Vehicle Insurance (The Accident Nobody Plans For)
4. Tax Clearance Certificate (The Contract Killer)
5. Driver's License (The FRSC Trap)

💡 Found this helpful? Drop a comment below and share with your network.

Which document are YOU checking first thiis weekend?

Sports › Osimhen- “I Have To Travel I Have To Travel Pls.” by Easyinfoguide(op): 12:34pm On Nov 10, 2025
♻️Victor Osimhen while rushing to catch up with his private jet, was asked if he thinks the offside call on his goal is justify ?

Osimhen-
“I have to travel I have to travel pls.”

“The game has happened it has happened , I have nothing to say about it,I moved on from that, now I focused on my National team.”

I called that patriotism 💯🇳🇬

EASYINFOGUIDE👑

Properties › If Your Business Depends On Whatsapp, Read This Before You Lose Another Customer by Easyinfoguide(op): 5:51pm On Nov 09, 2025
Some businesses are not failing because of lack of customers.
They are failing because the owner can’t reply fast enough.

Earlier this week, something happened at work that made me realize this clearly.

My boss manages a car wash + small car lot.
Good man, but typing message? No.
If customer asks simple question, anger go start front and back 😂

People will message: “How much?”
“Where is your location?”
“Is it available?”
If he’s busy with work, he won’t reply.
And once you delay on WhatsApp, customer just disappears.
Lost business. Just like that.

So I set up a WhatsApp Auto-Reply Assistant for him.

Now when people message:

It greets them politely

Sends price list or service list

Shares location automatically

And if the matter get plenty talk, it says: “Oga will call you shortly.”


Next morning, he came to work smiling like somebody won lottery:

> “This thing dey work. People think I hired PA now.”



Peace of mind.
Professional appearance.
No stress.

I’m just sharing because some business owners are losing customers quietly.
All because they are busy or tired to reply messages.

If your business depends on WhatsApp, just automate small.
It changes everything.
Celebrities › Re: Portable Dispatches Advice To Regina Daniels Following Her Marital Crisis by Easyinfoguide(op):
Joeboypondeck:
by tomorrow this post will be on frontpage grin
haaaa
Celebrities › Re: Portable Dispatches Advice To Regina Daniels Following Her Marital Crisis by Easyinfoguide(op): 10:28pm On Nov 07, 2025
Obirin ni Ota Obirin them no want you there that’s why them dey tell you make you comot for your man house them no fit buy your one week food

Nice man go come your dm say your husband dey do you bad na lie he dey do caring man because of your pata after them see the pata no matter your matter no concern them again”

Celebrities › Re: Portable Dispatches Advice To Regina Daniels Following Her Marital Crisis by Easyinfoguide(op): 10:25pm On Nov 07, 2025
She recently took to her Instagram page to share a new photo of herself with a cryptic remark.

The actress wrote …

“Even when table turn, we go still Dey chop for the table”

Portable advises Regina Daniels
The street-hop singer, Portable took to the comment section of her recent post to give her some advice.

He urged the actress to stay loyal to her husband, Ned Nwoko.


According to him, it is the wife that stays the most loyal that enjoys life and her marriage the most.

His words …

“God bless your home forever pls stay loyal loyalty pass juju na wife wey dey loyal dey enjoy life pass ❤️”

In a series of comments, he added …

Confirmed - This is the deadliest snake in the world
Novelodge
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“Reason before you go anywhere no man go make you happy like the man wey put you for house value what you have make you no go come back like Aya oba wey park comot for omo Ola house don dey beg to come back because no responsibility man out side na hook up full out

Aya oba wey comot for omo Ola house don dey beg to come back because no responsible man outside na chop and go everybody won do

Celebrities › Portable Dispatches Advice To Regina Daniels Following Her Marital Crisis by Easyinfoguide(op): 10:18pm On Nov 07, 2025
Portable dispatches advice to Regina Daniels following her marital crisis
Controversial singer, Portable sends a word of advice to the movie star, Regina Daniels following her marital dispute with her husband, Ned Nwoko.


Gistreel recalls that the actress had fallen out with her husband, alleging domestic abuse. She had moved out of the house following the incident.

Portable dispatches advice to Regina Daniels following her marital crisis
Portable.
Recent reports have alleged that the actress had resolved her marital crisis and has since moved back into Ned Nwoko’s house.

Regina Daniels bounces back
Following the incident, the actress had returned to social media with a bang, showing off the new house she purchased in Lagos.

Portable dispatches advice to Regina Daniels following her marital crisis
Regina Daniels.

Autos › Re: This Is What Silence Looks Like When It Becomes Expensive. by Easyinfoguide(m): 11:19pm On Nov 06, 2025
How much is the cost. Also your location for inspection sake thank you!!!!
Autos › Re: This Is What Silence Looks Like When It Becomes Expensive. by Easyinfoguide(m):
How much is the cost. Also your location for inspection sake thank u
Literature/Writing Ads › Re: Read This Slowly by Easyinfoguide(op): 12:18pm On Nov 06, 2025
No rush.

Real ones find things late — but they always find it.

I didn’t post this for noise.
I posted it for the person whose chest was already vibrating before they read Line 2.

If you felt it, you felt it.
If you didn’t, scroll.
Literature/Writing Ads › Re: Read This Slowly by Easyinfoguide(op): 12:04am On Nov 06, 2025
Read This Slowly.

I’ve given value here freely.
No charge.
No sponsorship.
No “pay before you learn.”

Just clear, useful knowledge — **because I knew someone needed it.**

Some of you benefited quietly.
Some of you watched.
Some of you doubted.
It’s all fine.

But something is shifting now.

My writing doesn’t just explain.
It doesn’t just inform.

> **My writing *moves people*.**
> **It shapes decisions.**
> **It changes outcomes.**
> **It sells without force.**

That is not “talent.”
That is **craft**.

The name is **Easyinfoguide** —
recognized, referenced, **remembered**…
and it all started from an idea I had in my toilet space.
God has a sense of humor. 😅

Now, I’ll say this politely:

**I am open for hire.**

If you want:

* Your brand to speak with clarity
* Your product to *sell itself*
* Your idea to **enter minds and stay there**

Then let’s work.

No noise.
No long talk.
Just clean execution and results.

**DM me or quote me.**
If you know, you know.
Literature/Writing Ads › Read This Slowly by Easyinfoguide(op):
Before the noise.
Before the arguments.
Before the screenshots.
Before the assumptions.

This is who I am.
This is where I stand.
And this is why nothing anyone says will ever move me.

Read this slowly.

Car Talk › Re: How I Registered My Tinted Glass Permit In Nigeria (2025 Guide) by Easyinfoguide(op):
2cribz:
❌SCAM Alert


This guy called Israel (the OP) is a coded scàmmeér. Once you send him money to process the Tinted for you, he'll start giving you excuses, attributing the delay on the Police portal. He'll regret trying such nonsense with me.
They keep repeating same message over and over again. I ask for just proof of payment yet they find it hard to provide.
Why are some people like this?
Do they realize my name is involved?
I provided the detailed steps still they went ahead and paid to the wrong source then come back to blame me🤔

I Care less anyways we move 🚶🚶🚶😏
Autos › Re: Na This Kind Crosstour Wey Dey Make Benz Owners Silent by Easyinfoguide(m): 1:40pm On Nov 05, 2025
Ty this is amazing honestly. Nothing you can't sell this guy realtor never do you 😂
Food › Re: How Much Do You Spend On Feeding In A Day This 2025? by Easyinfoguide(m): 1:15pm On Nov 05, 2025
grin

Life is for the living
Cost of living want to kill the living 😅
Car Talk › Re: How I Registered My Tinted Glass Permit In Nigeria (2025 Guide) by Easyinfoguide(op): 12:36am On Oct 29, 2025
🚨 OFFICIAL UPDATE (October 2025) – Current Situation of the Police Tinted Glass Permit in Nigeria

Over the past few months, the situation around the Nigeria Police Tinted Glass Permit has changed drastically — and many car owners are confused about whether the permit is still active, suspended, or scrapped.

Here’s the accurate and current position as of late October 2025, verified by EASYINFOGUID PUBLISHING 👇

🔹 1. The Permit System Is Still Valid — But Enforcement Is Temporarily Suspended

The Police officially suspended enforcement of the tinted glass permit policy after a Federal High Court in Warri ordered all parties to maintain status quo.
That means Police can’t currently arrest or seize vehicles solely for tinted permit violations — at least until the court case is resolved.

However, the suspension does not mean cancellation. The permit system is still active on POSSAP.gov.ng, and applications are still being processed.

🔹 2. The Police Reactivated the Portal Earlier This Year

The NPF reactivated the POSSAP Tinted Glass Permit portal around April 2025 with NIN and TIN verification integrated.
They even announced nationwide enforcement to begin on October 2, 2025 — before the court case paused it.
So, enforcement will likely resume once the case concludes.

🔹 3. Some Commands Are Still Conducting Stop-and-Check Operations

Even with the suspension, reports show that some State Commands (especially Lagos, FCT, and Delta) continue to randomly stop tinted vehicles for verification purposes.
In such cases, having a valid permit or proof of application can still save you unnecessary stress.


🔹 4. What You Should Do as a Vehicle Owner

✅ Stay informed — don’t assume the policy is gone for good.

✅ If your car has aftermarket tints, consider processing your permit early while it’s still free on POSSAP.

⚠️ Avoid arguing with officers on the road. Politely show your documents or say you’re awaiting approval.

📅 Watch this thread — EASYINFOGUID will post verified updates the moment new enforcement or policy changes are announced.


🧠 Final Note

Nigeria’s system changes without warning. Today it’s “suspended,” tomorrow it’s “resumed full force.”
Smart car owners prepare in advance — not when checkpoints start trending on social media again.


Source References:

NPF Press Release, October 2025

Vanguard News – “Court Orders Police to Maintain Status Quo”

Arise TV – “Police Suspend Tinted Glass Permit Enforcement After NBA Intervention”

BusinessDay – “Police Begin Nationwide Enforcement of Tinted Glass Permit October 2”


Posted by:
🔥 EASYINFOGUID PUBLISHING
Simplifying Nigerian Government Processes for Everyone

Family › How To Retrieve Your Lost NIN Slip Or NIN Number (2025 Method) by Easyinfoguide(op): 6:38am On Oct 23, 2025
Let’s be honest — losing your NIN slip feels like losing part of your identity.
You’ll need it for SIM registration, bank updates, job applications, even passport processing.

But here’s the good news 👇🏽
You don’t need to panic, pay a middleman, or travel miles to any office.
You can retrieve your NIN yourself — officially and safely.


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✅ Option 1: Use the USSD Code

If the SIM you registered your NIN with is still active, dial:

> *346#



Then follow the prompt that says “NIN Retrieval”.
Note: This works on MTN, Airtel, Glo, and 9mobile, but a ₦20 service fee applies.


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✅ Option 2: Retrieve Through the NIMC App

Download the official NIMC Mobile App (MWS: ID) on Play Store or App Store.
Sign in with your phone number and date of birth.
You’ll instantly see your NIN, and you can also reprint your digital slip right from the app.


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✅ Option 3: Via Email or NIMC Office

If your registered SIM is lost or blocked, you can:
1️⃣ Visit any NIMC office with your valid ID (like voter’s card or passport).
2️⃣ Request for NIN Retrieval / Slip Reprint.
3️⃣ Pay the ₦500 official reprint fee through REMITA.
4️⃣ Collect your new NIN slip same day or within 48 hours.


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⚠️ Important Tips

Never share your NIN or BVN with strangers on social media or WhatsApp.

Always use the official NIMC portal or app for recovery.

Make a digital backup of your slip — even a photo stored in your email can save you stress later.



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You see? Most people pay ₦2,000–₦5,000 for something they can fix in minutes.
Information is the real power in Nigeria today.
That’s why at EasyInfoGuid Publishing, we’re helping Nigerians stay informed, stay legal, and stay smart. 💡

If you found this helpful, just drop a “Thank you” or “Saved this” below 👇🏽 — let’s see how many people this post helps today.


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🔥 Written by Isreal Raphael – Founder, EasyInfoGuid Publishing
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Jobs/Vacancies › How To Set Up An Online Business In 24 Hours by Easyinfoguide(op): 5:42am On Oct 23, 2025
Let’s be honest most people don’t have a business problem.
They have a procrastination problem.

We keep waiting for capital, laptop, or website before starting.
Meanwhile, the real game is this:

All you need to start is one product, one platform, and one plan.



Let me explain.

When I first decided to start something online, I didn’t have a website or any fancy setup.
Just my phone, data, and one digital idea I could package fast — something valuable that people already needed help with.

I turned that idea into a simple PDF guide.
Within 24 hours, I had:

A business name (EASYINFOGUID PUBLISHING)

A digital product (The Tinted Glass Permit InfoGuide)

A WhatsApp Business account for operations

And a payment channel through Opay.


No logo, no paid ads, no stress.
Yet that little setup became a real business — one that still brings in daily conversations and sales.

That’s the secret people don’t tell you:
You don’t need to build a “company” first.
You need to start trading value — today.

So if you’re reading this and still waiting for everything to be perfect, stop.
Just pick one thing you can explain, teach, or simplify — and turn it into a guide, video, or service.

One day of focus can replace one year of excuses.
You can actually build something before tomorrow morning if you stop scrolling and start creating.

The question now is

What will you start before the next 24 hours runs out?




🔥 Written by Isreal Raphael – Founder, EasyInfoGuid Publishing

Car Talk › Re: How I Registered My Tinted Glass Permit In Nigeria (2025 Guide) by Easyinfoguide(op): 1:54am On Oct 23, 2025
HopeGying:
❌SCAM Alert


This guy called Israel (the OP) is a coded scàmmeér. Once you send him money to process the Tinted for you, he'll start giving you excuses, attributing the delay on the Police portal. He'll regret trying such nonsense with me.
@HopeGying — I understand your anger, but let’s be factual here.

I’ve never requested payment from anyone on this platform.

Since scammers cloned my name earlier in the year, I’ve been warning everyone to double-check any number that doesn’t match mine.

For clarity:
✅ I don’t process permits.
✅ I only publish verified guides and educational content.
✅ My new and only official contact is 07016164297 (text only).

If you truly sent money to someone, please share a screenshot (privately if you prefer). We’ll verify together.

Transparency is the only way forward. Let’s clear this publicly once and for all.
Car Talk › Re: How I Registered My Tinted Glass Permit In Nigeria (2025 Guide) by Easyinfoguide(op): 1:54am On Oct 23, 2025
erico2k2:
I drive from PH to warri and to benin when Im i n 9ja,there is a way to talk to the police to earn thier respect, and make sure you have all papers correct, nah people like me petition police wey make court say make them hold on so,This matter affect people wey matter hence the suspension.Put that clip of the PRO and print the statement amongst your documents, Leave home early if you wan travel give enough time and allowance for police.Also I will like to mention, not every car police dey stop dem dey sellect cars wey dem dey stop,Toyota drivers una sorry ohhh Jokes grin grin grin
@erico2k2 — 100% correct. Most officers on the road know the process is on pause, but as you said, some still act unaware.

Carrying the PRO’s official suspension notice is smart — helps avoid unnecessary back-and-forth.

And you’re right, not every car gets stopped; sometimes it’s selective enforcement. Thanks for your mature contribution.
Car Talk › Re: How I Registered My Tinted Glass Permit In Nigeria (2025 Guide) by Easyinfoguide(op): 1:53am On Oct 23, 2025
[quote author=Dwarfgod post=137112511][/quote]@Dwarfgod — You actually made a valid point earlier about road experience. Many people don’t know there’s a difference between “portal active” and “permit approval active.”

That confusion is what scammers exploit.

I’m here tonight to clarify those gray areas and bring back sanity to this discussion once and for all.
Car Talk › Re: How I Registered My Tinted Glass Permit In Nigeria (2025 Guide) by Easyinfoguide(op): 1:46am On Oct 23, 2025
@SmartRider — The Police Tinted Permit application portal is still active, but all new approvals are temporarily suspended nationwide.

You can still create an account or log in, but the final authorization step won’t go through till Police HQ lifts the restriction.

Anyone claiming they can “get it done fast” right now is not being sincere. Patience saves stress.
Car Talk › Re: How I Registered My Tinted Glass Permit In Nigeria (2025 Guide) by Easyinfoguide(op): 1:46am On Oct 23, 2025
@LadyK22 — Yes, if you already have an approved permit tied to your plate number, you can still renew it when the portal reopens.

Keep both your email approval and printed copy safe. They remain valid until official updates say otherwise.
Car Talk › Re: How I Registered My Tinted Glass Permit In Nigeria (2025 Guide) by Easyinfoguide(op): 1:45am On Oct 23, 2025
@AutoPrince — If you already have a valid permit, move with a printout in your glove box.

But if you don’t, please avoid deep tints for now. Some commands are still enforcing the temporary suspension strictly.

Don’t panic; the goal is compliance, not harassment.
Car Talk › Re: How I Registered My Tinted Glass Permit In Nigeria (2025 Guide) by Easyinfoguide(op): 1:15am On Oct 23, 2025
Tonight, I’m not here to sell.
I’m here to restore calm and clarity.

I’ve seen the questions… the confusion… the frustration.
Some people applied and got stuck halfway.
Some don’t even know if the portal still works.
Some already gave up entirely.

So tonight, let’s drop the panic and talk facts only.

I’ll be replying everyone patiently one by one with the most recent updates, verified links, and realistic expectations.

If you’ve been confused about your tinted glass permit, this is the thread to stay glued to tonight.

No drama. No argument. Just clarity and truth.

Isreal Raphael (Easyinfoguide Publishing)

Let’s bring back sanity to this conversation.

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