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Today is another gr8 day. We hope tomorrow will be greater. Nimc, have us in mind pls. Dont 4get us

hahahahhahahahhahhahahahahahhahah! nimc still dey rest. we should rest too until nimc is awake. happy weekend

it has exactly been 3 monthns today since when batch A of NIMC ENROLMENT & REGISTRATION OFFICER trainees were called for training. And in December, it will be exactly one year of our application to NIMC JOBS.Hnnnnnmmmmmmmmmmmm!

8 in 10 Nigerians support new national ID card
Category: NewsPublished on Saturday, 28 September 2013 05:00Written by Ruby LeoHits: 41
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Eight in 10 Nigerians support the introduction of the new national identification (ID) card scheme, according to a survey by the NOI Polls Limited.
The weekly polls added that 60 percent of those interviewed said the national ID card will serve as a means of identification and proof of citizenship.
However, despite the overwhelming support for the new National ID card scheme, majority of the respondents (about 58 percent) are not aware of the new ID card scheme, indicating the need for more public awareness on benefits of obtaining the new national ID card, particularly its implications for security, immigration and financial inclusion.
Recently, the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) and MasterCard Incorporated formed a partnership for the purpose of rolling out the new national identity cards in Nigeria as approved by the Federal Government.
The new ID card will have 13 applications, including MasterCard’s prepaid payment technology which was introduced to enhance financial inclusion and boost the cashless policy of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). The new ID card would serve as a formal electronic payment solution in the country which would in turn enhance security, convenience and reliability of electronic payments through unique National Identification Numbers (NIN) of duly registered persons.
NOI Polls Limited conducted the survey to gauge the perception of Nigerians regarding the proposed new scheme, and the process of obtaining the existing national ID card.
About 6 in 10 (62 percent) Nigerians claimed to have the old ID card, majority (48 percent of 62 percent) said they encountered difficulty in obtaining the card, and reiterated the need for government to simplify the procedures.

NIMC, anytime wey u want call us, call us cos today i got my former job back. Tnk god..... @least i now hv something doing.

If i were the commission called NIMC, i will not call applicants for training knowing fully that they would nt be called for their APL & documentation within a very short period of time. Instead, i would nt call them for training, no matter how long it would take untill i know that all arrangements have been made, so that as soon as the training is over, they get their APL and start documentation. Good mrng

nimc, give us PATIENCE ALLOWANCE. Lolz

Our APLs have not yet met the ICAO COMPLIANCE that is what is causing the delay. Lolz! My dear trainees & would -be- trainees, we shall be called soon.. Good mrng. ;DOur APLs have not yet met the ICAO COMPLIANCE that is what is causing the delay. Lolz! My dear trainees & would -be- trainees, we shall be called soon.. Good mrng.

HAHAHHAHAHHAAHHAHAHHAHAAAAAAAA! Followers of this thread are tired and run out of patience. That‘s why no one is making comment about realiable source. Lol! Just like me, every1 is zeroing one‘s mind, any time nimc wants to call us, we are ready to anwser. Nimc, na u we dey wait 4. Good mrng my pals... Nimc will definately call us. FROM RELIABLE SOURCE. Lolz!

I‘ve been expecting two alerts from nimc. One alert of the transport allowance and the other alert about appointment letter/documentation. Up 2 now, neither of the two alerts has entered my phone. 4 how long shall we be waiting? Nimc, do something, REMEMBER THE TIME MANAGEMENT YOU TAUGHT US DURING THE TRAINING.

Nimc, call us b4 we 4get what we were taught.

ID COMMISSION, LGS PARTNER
ON BIOMETRIC DATABASE
Category: News Published on Thursday, 19
September 2013 05:00 Written by Balarabe
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In its bid for a broad database the National
Identity Management Commission (NIMC) is
partnering with the Association of Local Govern-
ments of Nigeria (ALGON) to sen-sitise people in
the grassroots on the need for a comprehensive
record.
Director General of the commission Barrister Chris
E. Onyemenam stated this at a summit organised by
the commission and ALGON in Abuja yesterday.
He said that the partnership became imperative in
order to provide a platform for discussion and
sharing ideas between the commission and all the
local govern-ments in the country.
Adamawa State ALGON Chair-man Sa’adu Aliyu
who represented the national chairman Chief
Nwabueze Okafor urged his colleagues to make
the exercise a success.
Secretary to the Government of the Federation,
Senator Anyim Pius Anyim represented by Dr.
Jamila Suarah urged the commission to key into the
opportunities provided by technology to give the
country with a comprehensive database in various
ministries and agencies.