Veehive:
I just paid #578.13 in total through remita to pay NIMC so as to download my NIN slip. When I first saw the 400 naira payment for print out enable ment, my heart was as if it was struck by a sword. I can't believe my government will do that to me. Anyway, na 578 I pay finally before them give me access to download.
God save Nigeria.

Let me tell you one that is still shocking me. Few months ago, I tried to pay for business name reservations with Corporate Affairs Commission, N600 using remita. Made payment, was debited with details clearly stated in the transaction details - so clearly the money got to the commission's account.

However, CAC portal didn't acknowledge my payment and the business name wasn't reserved. I managed to call them and the lady that answered asked me how much. I told her, she paused then said I should send a mail. I did but til today, nothing.
If that is not scam, I don't know what is. Government dey scam citizens! Chai!

Billyonaire666:


Sanchez01,

I have not gotten an NIN, and will not ever get one willfully, except I am coerced to do so. Because I saw these coming.

Know the following and be prepared. Nigerians, including you, are a commodity. Your data was obtained for the sole purpose of sales and profiteering. Remember, it is not just your biodata that was taken, your face and finger prints are digital copies of your entity, hence the need for an IDentity to be in a Database.

Unfortunately, I agree with you albeit to an extent. I got mine in 2012. As a techie, I don't have too much worries about what the government can do with our data. Buhari is too predictable and his won't go beyond trace and arrest. The present government is a congregation of walking relics with no tiny understanding of how the new media and technology works. It doesn't bother me.

No wonder they are forcing NIN registration on every citizen. What a country we are in.

una never start

Sanchez01:

Unfortunately, I agree with you albeit to an extent. I got mine in 2012. As a techie, I don't have too much worries about what the government can do with our data. Buhari is too predictable and his won't go beyond trace and arrest. The present government is a congregation of walking relics with no tiny understanding of how the new media and technology works. It doesn't bother me.

Trace and arrest? Hmmnnn, I was not even thinking of that though.

Crazy world.

Johnrake69:


What is the credit for please?

Social credit scheme

veekid:
I ended up paying 578 naira to download mine yesterday after I saw the same thread

pls can I see what the front and back looks like

I tried to check my NIN but the Apps is not performing

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You are wise

Na to kuku kill us finish remain for this wicked government. We make call, we pay tax, send text , we pay tax, bank transactions we pay tax,USSD we still pay tax. Yet we still pay for hospital when we are sick, no good road, hopelessness and joblessness everywhere. Am just so sad

Most likely they want to use the Chinese idea.

The Chinese operate on credit system where points are added or removed from your score based on if you behave well or "badly" by govt standards.
Sunday Igboho and any other person speaaking against the govt will be on minus points. That means no govt sponsored health care, school, loans, jobs, blockage from traveling esp abroad etc etc for such people and their children. Its a way of controlling the masses.

Sanchez01:

Why would I need a government credit card when I have 2 different credit cards and about 5 debit cards in my wallet? How does that of the government benefit me differently from my credit cards?

Plus note, the language used on the portal is "subscription". This means it is converted to a token which in this form is a "credit". If it indeed works like a credit card, how come the government is asking people to go ahead to print themselves and laminate?

If it was to function like a credit card, the government is under equipped and uninnovative to come up with a global payment systems other than MasterCard and Visa. Jonathan partnered with them during his time until these set of clowns lies their way to power.

I understand the dynamics of credit cards even from a mile. This is not even close.

I believe the the government is aware of that, more so the government had since explained how the new identity card will look like as well as other things that it can be used for which includes transaction etc. Nevertheless, you are not compelled yet to transact only with government issued ID/credit card so why the noise?
Ohh , I see you talking about Jonathan, now I understand your pain but get well soon, government is a continuous thing, Jonathan met things at certain stage, contributed his part and move on and we re not stopping there.
Don't be surprised, the Jonathan you are crying for already has his premium national ID card loaded with cash.

EmemObong03:
Putting oil price per barrel into consideration, have you ever wondered how FG intends to pay up all these loans that the have stacked up?

Have you heard of the money made available to be looted?

Nigeria is a country so indepted ,yet with so much money available to be stolen.


And if You think this is the way to pay back the loan then you are as clueless as the government.You and I know someone is going to cash out big from this rip off on Nigerians.


If they are serious,let them first start with cutting down cost of running government especially the legislative and executive ,then we will know they are serious.

IF DEN MAKE NATIONAL ID CARD VOTER'S CARD YOU GO SEE HOW POLITICIANS GO READY TO PAY FOR PEOPLE. TILL TODAY VOTER'S CARD DEY FREE...NIGERIA WHICH WAY NA?

When sbdy is not a pilot or captain but was given approval to pilot the plane or ship, it's a one way ticket to calamity worst still if na aboki of d quota system that can't read manual

Sanchez01:
I saw this thread (https://www.nairaland.com/6641235/how-print-improved-nin-slip) last night and I wondered why the government can't be consistent for once. It is not just about getting Nigerians to link their NIN to their SIMs now but something else. I logged on to the portal (https://myportal.nimc.gov.ng/) this morning and saw some ridiculous things that only the Nigerian government is capable of attempting.

First, I was greeted with the picture below on the portal and I wondered why a National Commission tasked with regulating identity issues give me CREDITS (I have 30, according to my dashboard). Why would I need to purchase a SUBSCRIPTION from a government's portal; not just anyone but an IDENTITY COMMISSION PORTAL



As if that wasn't enough, I clicked through the subscription link only to find ridiculous tiers of subscriptions; from N100 to N1,000,000, all promising various degrees of credits. Is the government planning on charging Nigerians based on how their NIN QR codes or details are queried during verifications in banks, airports and in other places, particularly government establishments Why am I given 30 CREDITS if it doesn't matter or mean anything?



Not only that, but I also found out that there is a "PREMIUM NIN SLIP" section other than the "IMPROVED NIN SLIP". Although the "PREMIUM NIN SLIP" is currently unavailable, I am wondering why there is a class-play in the NIN slip.



The IMPROVED NIN costs N400 to download. However, I am somewhat convinced of what will likely play out.

1. The NIMC will discard the current slips and will most likely ask banks and other places where the ID is required to only honour the "IMPROVED NIN" or "PREMIUM NIN".
2. This will compel people to download for N400.
3. Say 50 million Nigerians pay N400 each to download the "IMPROVED NIN", this means the NIMC will be making N20 billion Naira from that alone. The number is a worst-case scenario since I anticipate that it will be mandated

MY QUESTIONS

1. Why is an identity commission bent on making money through the provision of NATIONAL IDs?
2. What is the purpose of the subscriptions its portal?
3. Why do Nigerians need NIMC CREDITS and why do we need to buy?
4. Why is there a PREMIUM NIN SLIP
5. Why do I need to pay N400 for a virtual card I will have to print and laminate on my own
6. Isn't it the duty of the Commission to provide Nigerians with FREE National IDs?
7. Who approved of this useless idea
8. Why do I have DEPENDENTS on my portal; implying I could share my subscriptions with them
9. Are the law-making arms of government aware of this daylight Oyenusi stunt? (Not like they are useful anyways but I am not sure there was any discussion on NIMC creating a money-making portal in the legislature.)
10. What is the endgame of government; to sap Nigerians further through insane anti-people policies as always and further create a class divide through the ID cards we carry around?

govt want to pay Chinese loan by all means possible!

alizma:

I believe the the government is aware of that, more so the government had since explained how the new identity card will look like as well as other things that it can be used for which includes transaction etc. Nevertheless, you are not compelled yet to transact only with government issued ID/credit card so why the noise?
Ohh , I see you talking about Jonathan, now I understand your pain but get well soon, government is a continuous thing, Jonathan met things at certain stage, contributed his part and move on and we re not stopping there.
Don't be surprised, the Jonathan you are crying for already has his premium national ID card loaded with cash.

And I thought you were sensible enough to be engaged. You are claiming the government intends to make the National ID card a financial one, accepted but they didn't partner with with any payment processor, not even with the CBN and local banks but you want to sell the narrative peddled among you BMC lots to me? Seriously?

How do you claim to make a card financial yet ask citizens to download an e-copy online and print on paper then laminate? Every debit or credit card is powered by either a payment processor or a financial institution. WHEN DID THE NIMC BECOME ONE TO SELL CREDITS??

If you are incapable of critical thinking, couldn't you just pretend for a minute to be knowledgeable?

Can't even get past otp it keeps saying wrong user ID please advice thanks

Asiseeit:


Let me tell you one that is still shocking me. Few months ago, I tried to pay for business name reservations with Corporate Affairs Commission, N600 using remita. Made payment, was debited with details clearly stated in the transaction details - so clearly the money got to the commission's account.

However, CAC portal didn't acknowledge my payment and the business name wasn't reserved. I managed to call them and the lady that answered asked me how much. I told her, she paused then said I should send a mail. I did but til today, nothing.
If that is not scam, I don't know what is. Government dey scam citizens! Chai!

uchennaq:
This might be for the small roadside computer businesses that will be printing the cards for other Nigerians. As per what I know, the card is 400 naira which will cost 4 credits right. Maybe if you want to take it as a roadside business, you will load your portal and help other people to print. You can charge them for the services of printing to get your profit back.

I paid about N570 this morning on their website to download in pdf

After going through the hassle of getting the app, downloading, printing and laminating my card was still rejected by remitano

They've been scamming people from the outset. Why should one pay for NIN registration when billions are earmarked for the operations of the NIMC?.
I did mine for free when the government had not attached much importance to it as is obtainable at the moment.
One thing is clear, if after six years of this insensitive administration you are still a zombie you'd remain a zombie forever.

nkpommpko:
Can't even get past otp it keeps saying wrong user ID please advice thanks

Not sure why, all these underdeveloped government sites. Do you have another email address? Try it.

I only reserved the name online while I completed the process with offline agents. I read few stories of people who paid online and lost their money and I was wary of the scam happening again when I want to pay for the cert.

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They're out to milk the citizens by hook or crook. They don't care. They just want to make money off the citizens of Nigeria.

Sad case of a Nigerian Govt.

For your information, this is the way you pay back the loan collected from China. Don't say you are not told. We are all in this together. We all pay either your enter the train or not.

Sanchez01:
I saw this thread (https://www.nairaland.com/6641235/how-print-improved-nin-slip) last night and I wondered why the government can't be consistent for once. It is not just about getting Nigerians to link their NIN to their SIMs now but something else. I logged on to the portal (https://myportal.nimc.gov.ng/) this morning and saw some ridiculous things that only the Nigerian government is capable of attempting.

First, I was greeted with the picture below on the portal and I wondered why a National Commission tasked with regulating identity issues give me CREDITS (I have 30, according to my dashboard). Why would I need to purchase a SUBSCRIPTION from a government's portal; not just anyone but an IDENTITY COMMISSION PORTAL



As if that wasn't enough, I clicked through the subscription link only to find ridiculous tiers of subscriptions; from N100 to N1,000,000, all promising various degrees of credits. Is the government planning on charging Nigerians based on how their NIN QR codes or details are queried during verifications in banks, airports and in other places, particularly government establishments Why am I given 30 CREDITS if it doesn't matter or mean anything?



Not only that, but I also found out that there is a "PREMIUM NIN SLIP" section other than the "IMPROVED NIN SLIP". Although the "PREMIUM NIN SLIP" is currently unavailable, I am wondering why there is a class-play in the NIN slip.



The IMPROVED NIN costs N400 to download. However, I am somewhat convinced of what will likely play out.

1. The NIMC will discard the current slips and will most likely ask banks and other places where the ID is required to only honour the "IMPROVED NIN" or "PREMIUM NIN".
2. This will compel people to download for N400.
3. Say 50 million Nigerians pay N400 each to download the "IMPROVED NIN", this means the NIMC will be making N20 billion Naira from that alone. The number is a worst-case scenario since I anticipate that it will be mandated

MY QUESTIONS

1. Why is an identity commission bent on making money through the provision of NATIONAL IDs?
2. What is the purpose of the subscriptions its portal?
3. Why do Nigerians need NIMC CREDITS and why do we need to buy?
4. Why is there a PREMIUM NIN SLIP
5. Why do I need to pay N400 for a virtual card I will have to print and laminate on my own
6. Isn't it the duty of the Commission to provide Nigerians with FREE National IDs?
7. Who approved of this useless idea
8. Why do I have DEPENDENTS on my portal; implying I could share my subscriptions with them
9. Are the law-making arms of government aware of this daylight Oyenusi stunt? (Not like they are useful anyways but I am not sure there was any discussion on NIMC creating a money-making portal in the legislature.)
10. What is the endgame of government; to sap Nigerians further through insane anti-people policies as always and further create a class divide through the ID cards we carry around?

What did you expect, the economy is being run by predatory mallams who fùck underaged kids including their own first cousins.

Whatever they like they can do, for me, I'm pretty sure I'm not going to get that improved NIN slip or whatever it is called.

My voters ID work perfect for me.

Na wa ooo

Sanchez01:
I saw this thread (https://www.nairaland.com/6641235/how-print-improved-nin-slip) last night and I wondered why the government can't be consistent for once. It is not just about getting Nigerians to link their NIN to their SIMs now but something else. I logged on to the portal (https://myportal.nimc.gov.ng/) this morning and saw some ridiculous things that only the Nigerian government is capable of attempting.

First, I was greeted with the picture below on the portal and I wondered why a National Commission tasked with regulating identity issues give me CREDITS (I have 30, according to my dashboard). Why would I need to purchase a SUBSCRIPTION from a government's portal; not just anyone but an IDENTITY COMMISSION PORTAL



As if that wasn't enough, I clicked through the subscription link only to find ridiculous tiers of subscriptions; from N100 to N1,000,000, all promising various degrees of credits. Is the government planning on charging Nigerians based on how their NIN QR codes or details are queried during verifications in banks, airports and in other places, particularly government establishments Why am I given 30 CREDITS if it doesn't matter or mean anything?



Not only that, but I also found out that there is a "PREMIUM NIN SLIP" section other than the "IMPROVED NIN SLIP". Although the "PREMIUM NIN SLIP" is currently unavailable, I am wondering why there is a class-play in the NIN slip.



The IMPROVED NIN costs N400 to download. However, I am somewhat convinced of what will likely play out.

1. The NIMC will discard the current slips and will most likely ask banks and other places where the ID is required to only honour the "IMPROVED NIN" or "PREMIUM NIN".
2. This will compel people to download for N400.
3. Say 50 million Nigerians pay N400 each to download the "IMPROVED NIN", this means the NIMC will be making N20 billion Naira from that alone. The number is a worst-case scenario since I anticipate that it will be mandated

MY QUESTIONS

1. Why is an identity commission bent on making money through the provision of NATIONAL IDs?
2. What is the purpose of the subscriptions its portal?
3. Why do Nigerians need NIMC CREDITS and why do we need to buy?
4. Why is there a PREMIUM NIN SLIP
5. Why do I need to pay N400 for a virtual card I will have to print and laminate on my own
6. Isn't it the duty of the Commission to provide Nigerians with FREE National IDs?
7. Who approved of this useless idea
8. Why do I have DEPENDENTS on my portal; implying I could share my subscriptions with them
9. Are the law-making arms of government aware of this daylight Oyenusi stunt? (Not like they are useful anyways but I am not sure there was any discussion on NIMC creating a money-making portal in the legislature.)
10. What is the endgame of government; to sap Nigerians further through insane anti-people policies as always and further create a class divide through the ID cards we carry around?

I have also noticed that after paying for the "Improve NIN Slip" to be downloaded, the moment you download and open it once you won't be able to open the pdf file again, meaning you have to pay again to download another pdf which of course you can only open once...

Sadly, this wasn't stated on the website, FG done dey scam Citizens ooo...EFCC no go see this one.

FG (Big Thief) created EFCC to go after smaller thieves so as to avoid competition.

Yahoo Government.

Funny thing is that Billions of naira was allocated for this project.

Sanchez01:

Sanchez01:

And I thought you were sensible enough to be engaged. You are claiming the government intends to make the National ID card a financial one, accepted but they didn't partner with with any payment processor, not even with the CBN and local banks but you want to sell the narrative peddled among you BMC lots to me? Seriously?

How do you claim to make a card financial yet ask citizens to download an e-copy online and print on paper then laminate? Every debit or credit card is powered by either a payment processor or a financial institution. WHEN DID THE NIMC BECOME ONE TO SELL CREDITS??

If you are incapable of critical thinking, couldn't you just pretend for a minute to be knowledgeable?

Critical thinking doesn't mean going mad ok,
If your brain can't carry it, drop it and get under the shower, you will be alright. I don't have time to argue with you.

Sanchez01:
I saw this thread (https://www.nairaland.com/6641235/how-print-improved-nin-slip) last night and I wondered why the government can't be consistent for once. It is not just about getting Nigerians to link their NIN to their SIMs now but something else. I logged on to the portal (https://myportal.nimc.gov.ng/) this morning and saw some ridiculous things that only the Nigerian government is capable of attempting.

First, I was greeted with the picture below on the portal and I wondered why a National Commission tasked with regulating identity issues give me CREDITS (I have 30, according to my dashboard). Why would I need to purchase a SUBSCRIPTION from a government's portal; not just anyone but an IDENTITY COMMISSION PORTAL



As if that wasn't enough, I clicked through the subscription link only to find ridiculous tiers of subscriptions; from N100 to N1,000,000, all promising various degrees of credits. Is the government planning on charging Nigerians based on how their NIN QR codes or details are queried during verifications in banks, airports and in other places, particularly government establishments Why am I given 30 CREDITS if it doesn't matter or mean anything?



Not only that, but I also found out that there is a "PREMIUM NIN SLIP" section other than the "IMPROVED NIN SLIP". Although the "PREMIUM NIN SLIP" is currently unavailable, I am wondering why there is a class-play in the NIN slip.



The IMPROVED NIN costs N400 to download. However, I am somewhat convinced of what will likely play out.

1. The NIMC will discard the current slips and will most likely ask banks and other places where the ID is required to only honour the "IMPROVED NIN" or "PREMIUM NIN".
2. This will compel people to download for N400.
3. Say 50 million Nigerians pay N400 each to download the "IMPROVED NIN", this means the NIMC will be making N20 billion Naira from that alone. The number is a worst-case scenario since I anticipate that it will be mandated

MY QUESTIONS

1. Why is an identity commission bent on making money through the provision of NATIONAL IDs?
2. What is the purpose of the subscriptions its portal?
3. Why do Nigerians need NIMC CREDITS and why do we need to buy?
4. Why is there a PREMIUM NIN SLIP
5. Why do I need to pay N400 for a virtual card I will have to print and laminate on my own
6. Isn't it the duty of the Commission to provide Nigerians with FREE National IDs?
7. Who approved of this useless idea
8. Why do I have DEPENDENTS on my portal; implying I could share my subscriptions with them
9. Are the law-making arms of government aware of this daylight Oyenusi stunt? (Not like they are useful anyways but I am not sure there was any discussion on NIMC creating a money-making portal in the legislature.)
10. What is the endgame of government; to sap Nigerians further through insane anti-people policies as always and further create a class divide through the ID cards we carry around?

If it's just about the payment, I wouldn't mind, but having to pay and still not get what one pays for is annoying. I tried downloading the NIN from the portal yesterday, the payment went through successfully, but the download link did not pop up and I was requested to make another payment. If the download was the first, I would have thought the pop-up blocker was active, but it wasn't. I had downloaded few before then, so how in the world is one assured of value for money paid? How do we get these types of concerns resolved since no response is provided when emails I sent? The NIMC is just out to make money, and care less about issues the people that use their services might encounter.