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List of Approved National Identification Number (NIN) Enrolment Centres Nationwide

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The Federal Government has released the list of 173 approved enrolment centres for National Identification Number (NIN) across Nigeria.

In a long list titled ‘Approved Data Capturing Agents (Digital Identity Ecosystem)’ published on the website of the National Identity Management Commission on Wednesday, names of private, public, startups and other organisations approved to capture Nigerian data for NIN enrolment were listed as shown below.

CATEGORY A: PRIVATE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
1. Adebola Sobanjo Company Ltd
2. Afritech Multiconcept Ltd
3. Airtel Network Limited
4. Aliph Technologies Ltd
5. Amex West Africa Ltd
6. AndyzInegrated Services Ltd
7. Atl Activate Tech Limited
8. Basaleh Global Services Ltd
9. Basmak Technologies Ltd
10. Bellokano.Com Ltd
11. Beu-Synergy Solutions Ltd
12. Biosec Solutions Ltd
13. Biosecureone Ltd
14. Blackstones Engineering Ltd
15. Citizen Helpline Ltd
16. Cobaz Projects Ltd
17. Cynox IT Ltd
18. Dantata Universal Services Nig Ltd
19. Datamining Company Ltd
20. Datees Global Concept Ltd
21. DavedestInegrated Service Ltd
22. Dune Engineering & Construction Ltd
23. Electronic Payplus Ltd
24. Estabet Synergy Ltd
25. Emerging Markets Telecommunications Services Limited (9Mobile)
26. Etranzact
27. File Solutions Limited
28. Fingertips Enterprises Int. Partners Ltd
29. FlexisafEdusoft Ltd
30. Globacom Limited
31. Greenmozis Ltd
32. Hunter & Cook Ltd
33. Ibolda Health International Ltd
34. Interra Networks Ltd
35. Jetlink Limited
36. Joeson Consult Ltd
37. Joma Investments Ltd
38. Juads Technologies Ltd
39. Kevone Consult Ltd
40. Khahus Consulting Solutions Ltd
41. Kimberely Matt Nig Ltd
42. Knowledge Resource Ltd
43. Knowledge Square Foresight Ltd
44. Kruggerbrent & Co Ltd
45. Lasventures Global Services Ltd
46. Laukamz & Co Ltd
47. Leema Investment Nig Ltd
48. Lexington Technologies
49. Liviasoft Technologies Ltd
50. MTN Nigeria Communications Plc.
51. Multibase Investment Ltd
52. Nehemic Nig Ltd
53. Ninto Company Nigeria Limited
54. Nolia Consult Ltd
55. Nouveltech Ltd
56. NQLB Nig Ltd
57. Office Machines Nigeria Limited
58. Pandus Powell’s Nig Ltd
59. Paychex International
60. Payvision Plus Nig Ltd
61. Pen Prime Ltd
62. Phase Point Platforms Ltd
63. Pyrich Group Ltd
64. Research and Data Solutions Ltd
65. Rhino Niger Networks Ltd
66. Samuiky Global Ltd
67. Sanstonz Consultancy Services Ltd
68. Seamfix Nig Ltd
69. Service Management Consultancy Ltd
70. Slogani Consults Nig Ltd
71. Socket Works Ltd
72. Softcom Ltd
73. Solcorn Technologies Ltd
74. Succesory Nig Ltd
75. Tech Systems Ltd
76. Tenece Professional Services Ltd
77. Thrixes Technologies Ltd
78. Unified Payment Services Ltd
79. Vantage Management Consultancy Ltd
80. VDT Communications Ltd
81. Verifix Concept Ltd
82. Verifyme Nig Ltd
83. Verse It Ltd
84. Volsus Energy Ltd
85. Xptech Power Ltd
86. YWC Technologies Ltd
87. Zebra Multi Services Ltd

CATEGORY B: NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION AND CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS
1. Africa Youth Growth Foundation
2. An Nadaa Educational Foundation
3. Arrida Relief Foundation
4. Excellent World Foundation
5. Hadejia Ina Mafita Initiative Community Based Organization
6. Mimido Initiative & Development
7. Murna Foundation

CATEGORY C: START-UP COMPANIES AND SMALL, MEDIUM ENTERPRISES
S/N NAME
1. AA&T Consulting Services
2. Agile Talata Enterprise Ltd
3. Andy Links GPS Data Tracking Services Ltd
4. Avas Tech Ltd
5. Azera Data Ltd
6. Babalola Olawale & Kadeba Ayodele Globacom Office
7. Data Formula Global Concept Ltd
8. De Blue Shangarilla Limited
9. Digidynamics Technologies Ltd
10. Dtrexx Continental Services Ltd
11. Ebe Data Services Ltd
12. Ekuleku Innovation System Ltd
13. Emjeh Multi-Investment Ltd
14. Gefau Global Services Limited
15. Grayhart Ltd
16. Improved Data Solutions & Information Technology Ltd
17. Joreal Nigeria Limited
18. J-Mech Distribution Ltd
19. Kable Premium Hub Ltd
20. Kamanda Global ICT International Nigeria Limited
21. Kasu Global Consult Ltd
22. Layonas Engineering Nig. Ltd
23. Legelege Entries & Travs Ltd
24. Linx Spatial Systems Ltd
25. Moriah Rock International Ltd
26. Napi Technologies Ltd
27. OAR College of Health & Technology
28. Omokhoje Sam-Jegede & Co
29. Pomade Consulting Ltd
30. Oridum Limited
31. Prestigious ICT Investment Ltd
32. Prioclen Limited
33. Primeage Success Team Ltd
34. Randaframes Engineering
35. Rayons D’or Ltd
36. Reffi Global Ltd
37. Rovins Global Services Ltd
38. Ruks Enterprise International Global Ltd
39. Sabon Sara ICT Global Concept
40. Seas Data Resources Ltd
41. Simpson Ventures Limited
42. Spaceblog Technologies Ltd
43. Spherical GIS & RS Ltd
44. TBL Quantum Digital Tech Ltd
45. Teenth Integrated Global Services Ltd
46. UGS Technologies Ltd

CATEGORY D: SMALL, MEDIUM ENTERPRISES SMES (B1)
1. A.F. Partnership
2. AA & MM Masterclass Enterprises
3. Abuchi Ed Ogbuchi & Co
4. Adeoye& Associates
5. Ajiboye Adeoye & Co
6. Best Internet Café
7. Bin Khalifa Global Resources
8. Friends Café & Gen Printing Services
9. Fx-Keyplus Concepts
10. Gomfid Multi Services
11. Himbell Company Ltd
12. Hub House Global Limited
13. IsahNguru Ventures
14. Jibyes Consulting
15. Jubilee Computers and Logistics
16. Kayode Ogunro & Company
17. Lukadol & Associates Ltd
18. Maydan Associates
19. Miandkay Enterprises
20. Micropro Global Comm
21. N. A. Samuelson Business Consult
22. New Age Computer CBT Enterprises
23. OAR Educational Services & Innovation Centre Ltd
24. Olusuyi Agboola & Co
25. Parity-Bit Systems
26. Pentium Paul Ltd
27. Primetouch Computers
28. Real Positive Friends
29. Stanford Exclusive Associates Ltd
30. Taju Audu & Company
31. Theo ICT Integrated
32. Yudee Integrated Resources
33. Zincom Technology

PUBLIC SECTOR INSTITUTIONS – STATE GOVERNMENTS
1. Abia State Government
2. Adamawa State Ministry of Special Duties
3. Akwa Ibom State Ministry of Science & Technology
4. Cross River State Government
5. Delta State Ministry of Economic Planning
6. Ebonyi State Ministry of Information & State Orientation
7. Gombe State Government
8. Lagos State Residents Registration Agency
9. Kaduna State Residents Registration Agency
10. Katsina State Institute of Technology and Management
11. Kano State Ministry of Special Duties
12. Nigeria Postal Service
13. Ogun State Government
14. Oyo State Ministry of Finance
15. Sokoto Investment Company Limited
16. Zamfara State Government

PUBLIC SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS
1. Abuja Enterprise Agency
2. Central Bank of Nigeria (Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement Systems
Plc)
3. Corporate Affairs Commission
4. Defence Space Administration
5. Economic and Financial Crimes Commission
6. Independent National Electoral Commission
7. Joint Tax Board
8. Military Pensions Board
9. National Agricultural Extension & Research Liaison Services
10. National Commission for Refugees, Migrants & Internally
Displaced Persons
11. National Health Insurance Scheme
12. National Pension Commission Nigeria Communications
Commission
13. National Population Commission
14. Nigerian Postal Service

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EFCC Declares Former Kogi Governor, Yahaya Bello, Wanted Over N80.2 Billion Money Laundering Allegations

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April 19, 2024

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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has escalated its pursuit of justice by declaring former Kogi State Governor, Yahaya Bello, wanted over alleged money laundering amounting to N80.2 billion.

In a first-of-its-kind action, the EFCC announced Bello’s wanted status in connection with the alleged embezzlement of funds during his tenure as governor.

The commission, armed with a 19-count criminal charge, accused Bello and his cohorts of conspiring to launder the hefty sum, which was purportedly diverted from state coffers for personal gain.

The declaration of Bello as a wanted fugitive came after a series of failed attempts by the EFCC to effect his arrest.

Despite an ex-parte order from Justice Emeka Nwite of the Federal High Court, Abuja, mandating the EFCC to apprehend and produce Bello in court for arraignment, the former governor managed to evade capture with the reported assistance of his successor, Governor Usman Ododo.

This latest development shows the challenges faced by law enforcement agencies in holding powerful individuals accountable for their actions.

However, it also demonstrates the unwavering commitment of the EFCC to uphold the rule of law and ensure that justice is served, irrespective of the status or influence of the accused.

In response to the EFCC’s declaration, the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Lateef Fagbemi, issued a stern warning to Bello, stating that fleeing from the law would not resolve the allegations against him.

Fagbemi urged Bello to honor the EFCC’s invitation and cooperate with the investigation process, saying it is important to uphold the rule of law and respect the authority of law enforcement agencies.

The EFCC’s pursuit of Bello underscores the agency’s mandate to combat corruption and financial crimes, sending a strong message that individuals implicated in corrupt practices will be held accountable for their actions.

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Concerns Mount Over Security as National Identity Card Issuance Shifts to Banks

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April 15, 2024

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Amidst the National Identity Management Commission’s (NIMC) recent announcement that the issuance of the proposed new national identity card will be facilitated through applicants’ respective banks, concerns are escalating regarding the security implications of involving financial institutions in the distribution process.

The federal government, in collaboration with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Nigeria Inter-bank Settlement System (NIBSS), introduced a new identity card with payment functionality, aimed at streamlining access to social and financial services.

However, the decision to utilize banks as distribution channels has sparked apprehension among industry stakeholders.

Mr. Kayode Adegoke, Head of Corporate Communications at NIMC, clarified that applicants would request the card by providing their National Identification Number (NIN) through various channels, including online portals, NIMC offices, or their respective banks.

Adegoke emphasized that the new National ID Card would serve as a single, multipurpose card, encompassing payment functionality, government services, and travel documentation.

Despite NIMC’s assurances, concerns have been raised regarding the necessity and security implications of introducing a new identity card system when an operational one already exists.

Chief Deolu Ogunbanjo, President of the National Association of Telecoms Subscribers, questioned the rationale behind the new General Multipurpose Card (GMPC), citing NIMC’s existing mandate to issue such cards under Act No. 23 of 2007.

Ogunbanjo highlighted the successful implementation of MobileID by NIMC, which has provided identity verification for over 15 million individuals.

He expressed apprehension about integrating the new ID card with existing MobileID systems and raised concerns about data privacy and unauthorized duplication of ID cards.

Moreover, stakeholders are seeking clarification on the responsibilities for card blocking, replacement, and delivery in case of loss or theft, given the involvement of multiple parties, including banks, in the issuance process.

The shift towards utilizing banks for identity card issuance raises fundamental questions about data security, privacy, and the integrity of the identification process.

With financial institutions playing a pivotal role in distributing sensitive government documents, there are valid concerns about potential vulnerabilities and risks associated with this approach.

As the debate surrounding the security implications of the new national identity card continues to intensify, stakeholders are calling for greater transparency, accountability, and collaboration between government agencies and financial institutions to address these concerns effectively.

The paramount importance of safeguarding citizens’ personal information and ensuring the integrity of the identity verification process cannot be overstated, especially in an era of increasing digital interconnectedness and heightened cybersecurity threats.

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Israeli President Declares Iran’s Actions a ‘Declaration of War’

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April 15, 2024

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Israeli President Isaac Herzog has characterized the recent series of attacks from Iran as nothing short of a “declaration of war” against the State of Israel.

This proclamation comes amidst escalating tensions between the two nations, with Iran’s aggressive actions prompting serious concerns within Israel and the international community.

The sequence of events leading to Herzog’s grave assessment began with a barrage of 300 ballistic missiles and drones launched by Iran towards Israel over the weekend.

While the Israeli defense forces managed to intercept a significant portion of these projectiles, the sheer scale of the assault sent shockwaves through the region.

President Herzog’s assertion of war was underscored by Israel’s careful consideration of its response options and ongoing discussions with its global partners.

The gravity of the situation prompted the convening of the G7, where member nations reaffirmed their commitment to Israel’s security, recognizing the severity of Iran’s actions.

However, the United States, a key ally of Israel, took a nuanced stance. President Joe Biden conveyed to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that, given the limited casualties and damage resulting from the attacks, the US would not support retaliatory strikes against Iran.

This position, though strategic, reflects a delicate balancing act in maintaining stability in the volatile Middle East region.

Meanwhile, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and his Iranian counterpart Hossein Amir-Abdollahian cautioned against further escalation, emphasizing the potential for heightened tensions and provocative acts to exacerbate the situation.

In response to the escalating crisis, the Nigerian government issued a call for restraint, urging both Iran and Israel to prioritize peaceful resolution and diplomatic efforts to ease tensions.

This appeal reflects the broader international consensus on the need to prevent further escalation and mitigate the risk of a wider conflict in the Middle East.

As Israel grapples with the implications of Iran’s aggressive actions and weighs its response options, President Herzog reiterated Israel’s commitment to peace while emphasizing the need to defend its people.

Despite calls for restraint from global allies, Israel remains vigilant in safeguarding its security amidst the growing threat posed by Iran’s belligerent behavior.

The coming days are likely to be critical as Israel navigates the complexities of its response while international efforts intensify to defuse the escalating tensions between Iran and Israel.

The specter of war looms large, underscoring the urgency of diplomatic engagement and concerted efforts to prevent further escalation in the region.

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