NIN: How to Correct Name, Date of Birth, Others As NIMC Launches Mobile App to Ease Nigerians

National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) has unveiled a mobile application for Nigerians to modify their
data on the National Identification Number (NIN) at the comfort of their homes.READ  FULL CONTENT

The commission disclosed on X noted that with this new app, Nigerians can now make corrections to their name, date of birth, phone numbers on their NIN profile.

Business Day reports

Before now, Nigerians who wanted to modify their data on NIN have had to go through a difficult process, besieging NIMC’s offices nationwide.

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How to modify your NIN data using the NIMC mobile app: Log on to https://selfservicemodification.nimc.gov.ng

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Click on Register if you don’t have an account

Click on login if you already have an account.

After login, you will be requested to provide your NIN, last name and email address

After providing the above, the data modification channel will be accessible

Did you know you can modify your name, date of birth, mobile number, house address, email address, etc., on the NIMC Self-Service App?

Kindly log on to: https://t.co/LqGAXUqO6H

All modifications on the National Identification Number (NIN) can be done seamlessly on the NIMC…
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It would be recalled that in 2021, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) ordered all mobile networks to ensure all phone numbers are linked to an NIN.

NCC has also extended the mandatory linking of NIN to bank accounts as defaulters risk having their accounts suspended.

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Abisoye Coker-Odusote while speaking on the self-help platform recently before its launch, said the platform will enable Nigerians register themselves from the comfort of their homes without the stress of going to the NIMC office or to any agent.

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Abisoye Coker-Odusote said: “On the NIN registration so far, about 104 million people have been registered which is very good progress that NIMC has made and we have people registering every day across the country and also from the Diaspora.

“So, we are trying to make sure things are done from the comfort of your own with ease to ensure that we remove the bottlenecks of long queues and also to eliminate extortions. We need to ensure that it’s a seamless process for people to get their NINs..READ  FULL CONTENT

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