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The Federal Government says National Identity Number enrollment has increased to 104.16 million at the end of 2023. The National Identity Management

The Executive Vice Chairman, EVC, of the Nigerian Communication Commission, Dr Aminu Maida, has said that he will unveil a Strategic Plan for the

Out of the about 301.5 million connected telephone lines (GSM) in Nigeria, some 97 million Subscribers Identification Modules (SIM) cards have, however, become inactive

However, 97 million Subscribers Identification Modules (SIM) cards have turned inactive, leaving only 204.2 million active users in Nigeria out of the approximately 301.5 million GSM-connected telephone lines.

Inside Nigeria's rapidly growing tech market - over 65 million SIM cards sold in four years. Over the next few years, it will be a tech hub

Over two million Subscribers Identification Modules (SIM) cards were activated in the first month of 2022 and were shared by the mobile network operators (MNOs).

Views: Visits 17 Applicants queue to obtain national identity numbers at the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) office (Photo by PIUS UTOMI EKPEI / AFP) • Commission warns against fake app • NIN-SIM deadline dates draw closer • Officials blame Nigerians for not exploring online process • Crowding at NIMC centres will worsen COVID-19 spread, warns PTF Crowds of applicants for the National Identification Number (NIN), yesterday, returned to offices of National Identi...

• NIN-SIM deadline dates draw closer • Officials blame Nigerians for not exploring online process • Crowding at NIMC centres will worsen COVID-19 spread, warns PTF Crowds of applicants for the National Identification Number (NIN), yesterday, returned to offices of National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) as the striking workers of the commission called off their strike. NIMC workers, last week, commenced a two-day strike to demand better work condition and welfare package. The rush...

Views: Visits 53 Telecommunications operators in the country have complied with the Federal Government’s directive that suspended the registration and activation of new Subscribers Identification Modules (SIM) cards. A visit to MTN outlets both at Fatai Atere, Matori and Airport road, Lagos showed that SIM cards were not being sold. Also Globacom office on Airport road was not activating any new SIM. The roadside sellers usually at Oshodi, 7/8 bus stop, Cele Express and Ejigbo were ...