NIMC debunks fake free NIN data correction link, flyer

The National Identity Management Commission has warned Nigerians against a circulating online flyer claiming that a free NIN data correction portal has been opened, describing it as fake.
nThe commission, on its official X handle on Saturday, urged the public not to use the portal advertised in the flyer for any modification of their National Identification Number data.
n“The public is hereby advised not to use the above for modifying their NIN data. All modifications should only be done via the official channel: https://selfservicemodification.nimc.gov.ng,” the post read.
nThe fake flyer, which had been widely circulated on social media, bore the NIMC and Federal Government logos and claimed that the Federal Government had directed the commission to open a correction portal following a “high level of complain.”
nIt listed options including name correction, gender correction, date of birth correction and others, with links directing users to a “gvly.xyz” domain which is not an official government website.
nThe flyer had been stamped “FAKE” in red, suggesting it was being recirculated by NIMC itself as a debunking notice.
nNIMC has consistently warned that data modification services are only available through its official self-service portal.
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