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NIMC Enrolment Exercise - Visual Data Presentation (2012 - 2016)

Since the kick-off of the pilot scheme of enrolment of Nigerians into the National Identity Database in 2012, the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) has seen a steady rise in enrolment figures.

One of the strategies adopted by the current administration under the leadership of Engineer Aliyu A. Aziz, who took over the helm of affairs in November 2015, has been the shifting of focus to educating Nigerians on the importance of enrolling for the National Identification Number (NIN). The NIN is deemed to be used in the near future for all important transactions within the country and even outisde.

The acquisition of BVN data from banks via the harmonization process provided a significant boost to NIMC's efforts in 2016. As at December 2016, NIMC's total enrolment figures stood at over 14 million.

The interactive chart below provides a visual representation of the progress made from 2012 to 2016.

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Click on the 'Next' and 'Previous' buttons to visualise the changes to data each year on the graph. Use the 'Restart' button to start all over.

Place your mouse cursor over each bubble for more details.

Drag down across the graph using your mouse or touchpad keys in order to zoom in on the bubbles and move around the graph to view them closely. To restore sizes, right-click on the graph.

The table below also shows the enrolment figures from each state.

ZONES STATES Year: 2012 Year: 2013 Year: 2014 Year: 2015 Year: 2016 TOTAL
NC Benue 0 27,187 63,083 42,684 63,637 196,591
NC FCT Abuja 31,724 150,229 313,045 211,654 255,384 962,036
NC FCT Abuja - BVN-BVN 0 0 0 960 3,162,715 3,163,675
NC Kogi 0 26,760 96,008 33,749 62,516 219,033
NC Kwara 1,173 53,781 98,288 47,947 72,437 273,626
NC Nasarawa 0 33,147 76,354 46,081 46,587 202,169
NC Niger 0 25,018 85,271 48,517 72,309 231,115
NC Plateau 0 18,010 91,478 56,483 137,947 303,918
NE Adamawa 1,099 37,403 87,695 36,148 97,630 259,975
NE Bauchi 662 28,623 56,519 36,284 107,658 229,746
NE Borno 0 0 0 0 60,355 60,355
NE Gombe 0 6,575 81,645 43,326 131,013 262,559
NE Taraba 401 27,607 77,355 32,246 78,472 216,081
NE Yobe 0 0 0 0 59,053 59,053
NW Jigawa 0 2,416 73,697 27,678 72,348 176,139
NW Kaduna 499 25,781 228,213 119,934 182,445 556,872
NW Kano 773 28,179 109,824 69,268 188,909 396,953
NW Katsina 286 20,155 70,368 33,315 66,404 190,528
NW Kebbi 483 33,123 50,396 34,603 98,680 217,285
NW Sokoto 0 29,440 76,695 53,994 98,901 259,030
NW Zamfara 517 20,211 98,648 68,401 72,263 260,040
SE Abia 127 17,384 83,022 31,414 51,312 183,259
SE Anambra 0 24,093 227,075 118,446 145,148 514,762
SE Ebonyi 571 17,875 75,040 20,505 47,559 161,550
SE Enugu 336 29,237 72,982 37,913 67,238 207,706
SE Imo 0 20,700 110,894 38,882 85,309 255,785
SS Akwa-Ibom 889 33,314 52,998 37,875 96,612 221,688
SS Bayelsa 0 20,918 65,282 24,375 32,421 142,996
SS Cross-River 172 28,837 86,987 27,852 41,182 185,030
SS Delta 0 31,633 136,533 83,927 188,055 440,148
SS Edo 14 34,255 108,899 69,548 91,785 304,501
SS Rivers 996 33,579 96,792 65,865 109,016 306,248
SW Ekiti 189 36,003 59,393 33,267 43,144 171,996
SW Lagos 15,348 62,586 316,968 197,647 216,684 809,233
SW Ogun 813 35,328 157,371 97,691 113,325 404,528
SW Ondo 1,131 35,586 66,105 26,748 92,179 221,749
SW Osun 202 44,985 101,930 105,880 119,163 372,160
SW Oyo 853 47,011 179,668 141,807 124,108 493,447
  COUNTRY TOTAL 59,258 1,146,969 3,832,521 2,202,914 6,851,903 14,093,565