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NIMC Begins Ward-Level NIN Registration Drive Nationwide


The National Identity Management Commission on Tuesday confirmed that its Ward-Level Enrolment Drive, which officially commenced on Monday, 16 February 2026, is progressing steadily across the federation. The decentralised exercise allows citizens and residents to register for their National Identification Number at designated ward enrolment centres.

The commission reiterated that the NIN remains a foundational requirement for accessing critical government services in Nigeria and encouraged those who have not yet enrolled to participate.

The Head of Corporate Communications, Dr Kayode Adegoke, said in a statement that members of the public should check the NIMC website for the nearest enrolment point; cooperate with officials; provide accurate information during registration; and follow NIMC’s official communication channels, including social media accounts, for verified updates.

For pre-enrolment services, citizens can use penrol.nimc.gov.ng, while data modifications are available via selfservicemodification.nimc.gov.ng. The NINAUTH app, available on iOS and Android, provides access to digital identity services.

NIMC affirmed its commitment to achieving inclusive identity coverage nationwide and urged all citizens and residents to take advantage of the ongoing enrolment drive.

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