NIMC to extend NIN modification, different service charges from Could 2, 2025 

The Nationwide Id Administration Fee (NIMC) has introduced plans to extend charges for all its services, which embody prices for modification of information on the Nationwide Identification Quantity (NIN) database.

The Fee, in a press release issued on Thursday by its Head of Company Communications, Kayode Adegoke, mentioned the brand new charges can be printed on the Fee’s web site on Friday, Could 2nd, 2025.

The Fee mentioned the worth overview comes “after a decade of sustaining the identical value construction,” including that the increment is to make sure alignment with present operational prices and business requirements.

“The revised pricing construction goals to keep up the standard and integrity of NIMC’s providers whereas guaranteeing affordability and accessibility for Nigerians,” it added.

Whereas noting that the new costs will take impact instantly it’s introduced on Friday, NIMC warned all its Entrance-Finish Companions (FEPs) to stick strictly to the brand new pricing construction.  

“Any FEP discovered charging greater than the authorized charges will face sanctions, together with license revocation.  

“NIMC is dedicated to defending the pursuits of Nigerians and guaranteeing that our providers are delivered at truthful and clear costs,” NIMC acknowledged.

“We encourage the general public to report any FEP charging above the authorized charges to our inspectorate and enforcement unit through [email protected],” it added.

Nigerians at present pay completely different prices for various modifications on their NIN knowledge.

As of now, the best modification payment is for correction in date of start, which prices N16,340.

The breakdown of different present costs consists of:

Recall that NIMC final yr stopped knowledge modification exercise in any respect its Nationwide Identification Quantity (NIN) enrollment centres throughout the nation.

They directed all NIN holders who need to modify their knowledge to make use of the NIMC self-service modification portal.

Some additionally complained that after making a fee on the platform for modification, they obtained messages that their functions had been ‘rejected’ and no different choice for them to proceed.