Adaeze Okolieaboh

Identity officers play a crucial role in individuals seeking to obtain their National Identification Number (NIN) registration and enrollment process. The process involves collecting and verifying biographic and biometric information, such as fingerprints and facial images.

We verify the authenticity of the information provided during the registration process, including cross-checking the details supplied by individuals against existing records to ensure accuracy and prevent fraudulent activities.

We interact directly with individuals seeking to obtain or update their National Identification Number. We assist, answer queries, and guide applicants through registration, ensuring a positive and efficient customer experience.

We are responsible for adequately managing and storing the collected data and securely storing biographic and biometric information in the Database, maintaining data accuracy, and implementing measures to protect the privacy and security of the information.

We stay informed about relevant laws, regulations, and policies governing the commission. We ensure that the registration process adheres to these guidelines and contributes to the overall objectives of the commission.

We use various technologies and tools to capture, process, and store biometric and demographic information, including fingerprint scanners, facial recognition technology, and other biometric verification systems.

We collaborate with other government agencies, law enforcement, and organisations to ensure the integration of the National Identification Number system into various services and applications, such as financial services, healthcare, and law enforcement.

We are involved in training programs to ensure members have the necessary skills and knowledge for effective identity management, which is essential for maintaining the quality and integrity of the National Identification Number system.