Tuesday, June 13, 2017

NIMC Recovers Over 4,500 Stolen National ID Cards

The National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) has announced that they have recovered about 4,555 old National identity cards reportedly stolen following the arrest of 4 suspects in Calabar.

The cards were said to have been stolen at a store house used by the commission in Calabar, Cross River after it was burgled by suspected thieves.

The commission in a statement issued by its press officer, Amaka Eze in Abuja on Monday said the store, where some materials and items inherited by NIMC from the defunct Department of National Civic Registration (DNCR) were kept, was broken into and items, including the 4,555 pieces of the old National ID Cards leftover after distribution years ago were stolen.

The statement added;
“four suspected thieves who were found in possession of the cards, were arrested by the Police in Cross River state at Eyo-Edem Street, Calabar. The suspects have also been charged to court by the police in line with the theft"

5 comments:

  1. I registered 2yrs ago.....am wondering what the delay is all about for us to get our cards..,but stealing of ID cards,,,its strange...I wonder what they intendsbto do with it

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  2. This organization should be closed down in this country, they have shown enough level of incompetence in operation......
    Many who have enrolled in this activity are yet to get their cards

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