The costs of the National Identity Management Commission’s (NIMC) goods and services have been examined. It stated that the review was carried out following ten years of sticking to the same price plan.
According to a statement issued by Dr. Kayode Adegoke, Head of Corporate Communications at NIMC, the Commission “conducted a comprehensive review to ensure alignment with current operational costs and industry standards.”
According to him, the updated pricing plan attempts to keep NIMC’s services affordable and accessible for Nigerians while preserving their quality and integrity. The new rates are going to be in effect right now.
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“NIMC cautions all Front-End Partners (FEPs) to follow the new pricing structure to the letter.
A FEP’s license may be revoked if they are shown to be charging higher than the authorized rates.
The protection of Nigerians’ interests and the provision of our services at reasonable and open rates are priorities for NIMC. All Nigerians and pertinent stakeholders will be able to access the new price structure from the NIMC website, www.nimc.gov.ng.
Adegoke stated that NIMC is dedicated to giving Nigerians safe and dependable identity services.
“We encourage the public to report any FEP charging that exceeds the authorized rates to our inspectorate and enforcement unit by calling 08155015388 or sending an email to ieu@nimc.gov.ng,” he stated.
In the interim, NIMC DG/CEO Engr. Abisoye Coker-Odusote would like to express gratitude to Nigerians, sister agencies, and all of its partners for their unwavering support.
She does, however, convey her sincere gratitude to President Tinubu, the Honorable Minister of Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, Harmonization partners, and the management and employees of NIMC for their invaluable assistance in creating a robust and enduring National Identity System, Adegoke stated.
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