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Federal Government Announces Date for Issuance of Three-in-One ID Cards to Nigerians

The federal government has announced that Nigerians will begin to use the proposed three-in-one identity card from August 2024. According to the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC), the single multipurpose card will combine multiple functions of identity, financial, and social services.

The NIMC has been working tirelessly to meet its goals and has begun the testing and deployment stage. Although there have been some delays, the team is hopeful that the card will be launched in July or August.

The new ID card is equipped with payment capability for all types of social and financial services, representing a collaborative effort between NIMC, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), and the Nigeria Inter-bank Settlement System.

This initiative aims to offer increased options for domestic consumers while fostering the delivery of services in a more innovative, cost-effective, and competitive manner.

The three-in-one ID card will provide Nigerians with a single card that serves as a means of identification, a payment card, and a social services card. This will eliminate the need for multiple cards and make it easier for Nigerians to access various services.

The federal government’s announcement has been welcomed by many Nigerians who see the benefits of having a single multipurpose card. The card is expected to be launched in July or August 2024, and Nigerians are eagerly awaiting its release.

In a statement, the NIMC assured Nigerians that the card would be available soon. “We are working hard to ensure that the card is launched as soon as possible. We understand the importance of this card and its benefits to Nigerians. We will continue to work tirelessly to ensure that the card is launched in July or August 2024.”

The three-in-one ID card is a significant innovation in the country’s identity management system and has the potential to revolutionize the way Nigerians access various services. With its launch, Nigerians can expect a more convenient and efficient way of accessing identity, financial, and social services.

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