Kevonne Consults Limited (KCL) is a trusted provider of end-to-end identity management, enterprise technology, and legal-tech solutions. With over 45 years of combined expertise, we deliver secure, innovative, and scalable systems from digital identity and biometrics to project management, forensic analysis, and legal IT services. In partnership with global technology leaders, we help organizations achieve efficiency, compliance, and sustainable growth through tailored solutions, training, and advisory support.
Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)
What services does Kevonne Consults Limited offer?
We offer identity management, legal-tech, and enterprise technology solutions.
What is the National Identification Number (NIN)?
The National Identification Number-NIN (pronounced as “Neen”) is a unique number issued by NIMC to a successful enrolled individual. This number is randomly generated and it is issued for life.
Who should register and get a NIN?
All Nigerian citizens and legal residents are eligible to enroll for the National Identification Number (NIN).
What is the NIN used for?
The NIN is used to tie all records about an individual into the National Identity Database and it is also used as a valid means of establishing or verifying individual identity.
How can I get my NIN?
Applicants can book an appointment or walk into any of our listed registration centers either in Nigeria or abroad.
How can I retrieve my NIN slip when misplaced or lost?
Pay the applicable fee at your nearest ERC and request for a NIN slip print.
What documents do I need?
You’ll need your Nigerian Passport, and if applicable, birth, marriage, and divorce certificates, along with your BVN if you have one. If you don’t have a Nigerian Passport, you’ll need your parent’s Nigerian Passport to prove your Nigerian descent.
Will the NIN be tied to personal bank accounts?
The NIN is being harmonized with BVN (biometric verification number) for Nigeria banks account but it is not harmonized to other non-Nigeria bank accounts
Can I display my NIN along with my contact details on cards or social media?
No. The NIN is your unique identification number to be protected like your ATM/Debit/Credit card number or PIN. It is neither a receipt number nor a certificate number.