Individuals engaged in unlawful NIN enrolment have been apprehended in Gwagwalada, FCT, and other parts of the nation by the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC).
The operation was carried out by the commission’s Inspectorate Compliance and Enforcement Unit, which also seized equipment used for the illicit activities, according to the commission.
In the statement, NIMC’s Director-General, Abisoye Coker-Odusote, underlined the organization’s stance against extortion and unethical behaviour.
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“Avoid patronising unauthorised centers and to make use of approved channels, including downloading the NINAuth app for enhanced security features such as NIN protection and slip printing,” the commission advised, emphasising that data modifications should only be done through the Commission’s official self-service platform and that NIN enrolment must only take place at approved centers.
The public was also encouraged to call the commission’s toll-free number, 0800 0616 462, with any questions or concerns.