Source reports that the House of Representatives has called on the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) to suspend the policy of National Identification Number (NIN) as requirement for intending candidates. This came following a motion presented by Zainab Gimba (APC, Borno) who called on JAMB to review the policy on the use of NIN for prospective applicants until 2021.
Leading the debate, Gimba said it was necessary for JAMB to review the timeline pending the establishment of more enrolment centres by the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) across the country.
According to
her, an official of NIMC had recently disclosed that, less than 20
percent of Nigerians are captured in their database. She further
expressed concern that, although Nigerians turned out to be captured by
NIMC, “most have been hindered by infrastructural challenges like poor
network, power failure, no power supply and sometimes inadequate
manpower or equipment to attend to them”. She suggested that, JAMB
should collaborate more with NIMC, states and local governments for an
efficient registration of its prospective candidates.
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