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‘Fake news!’ Pantami exposes deception, reveals real deadline

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As against the news being circulated that the deadline for the National Identity Number enrollment is today, January 19, 2021, the Nigerian Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Isa Ali Pantami, has stated that such should be disregarded.

Pantami, in a post on his official Twitter handle, enjoined Nigerians to not only ignore the message but also revealed the authentic National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) Twitter’s handle.

He debunked the message posted by one, NIMC_ng, which has already gathered 4000likes and retweets. The message goes;

By order of the federal government , today is given as the last chance to register your NIMC or face the wrath of what comes next pic.twitter.com/x4p8AtUv1p

— NIMC (@NlMC_ng) January 19, 2021

In response, the minister informally wrote:

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This is not the official handle of the Nationa Identity Management commission (NIMC). The official handle is @nimc_ng. Beware of fraudsters, pls.
Furthermore, the deadline for those without NIN is not today, but 9th of February as announced by the NCC. The process continues pls

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This is not the official handle of the Nationa Identity Management commission (NIMC). The official handle is @nimc_ng. Beware of fraudsters, pls.
Furthermore, the deadline for those without NIN is not today, but 9th of February as announced by the NCC. The process continues pls https://t.co/4UrkkYEt7T

— Isa Ali Pantami, PhD (@DrIsaPantami) January 19, 2021

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