Idverification.ng

Identity verification services

13/05/2026

📢 Randaframes Verification Services
Scale Fast in Nigeria’s Identity Economy

Randaframes offers 2 powerful ways to grow in the identity verification space:

🔍 Verification Options Available
Verification can be seamlessly carried out using any of the following:

✔️ NIN (National Identification Number)
✔️ Phone Number
✔️ Demographics (Name & Date of Birth)

1️⃣ Hosted Affiliate (Quick Start)
Launch instantly without building your own system.

✔️ Use our ready-made platform
✔️ Earn from every verification
✔️ Create and manage sub-aggregators
✔️ Enjoy reliable, high-speed infrastructure

Entry:
• Start from 2,000 units (₦150/unit)
• Renewal: Minimum of 500 units
• Annual host fee: ₦50,000

🎁 Limited Bonus (till June 15, 2026)
• 10,000 units → +100 bonus
• 7,000 units → +50 bonus
• 5,000 units → +30 bonus

2️⃣ Self-Hosted (Elite – Full Control)
Build your own branded verification platform with our API.

✔️ Full API access & customization
✔️ White-label your platform
✔️ Set your own pricing & workflow
✔️ Seamless integration into your system

💎 Honour and Prestige
• Diamond Badge (50k units plus)
• Gold Badge (30k units plus)
• Silver Badge (20k units plus)

Standard Entry:
• 10,000 units @ ₦100/unit
Renewal: Minimum of 1000 units

Begin your journey with us today https://www.randaverify.com

Contact:
Call: 09099662255, 07066370685

WhatsApp: 08069734248
Email:[email protected]

06/05/2025

The National Identification Management Commission (NIMC) has partnered with RANDAFRAMES to commence free registration of pupils and students in public schools across Kano State. The initiative aims to issue National Identification Numbers (NINs) to students in primary, junior, and secondary schools, particularly in light of the growing demand for NINs during WAEC and NECO examinations.

During an advocacy visit to the State Ministry of Education, NIMC's Regional Coordinator, Emmanuela Igbinovia, highlighted the importance of this project. She revealed that the commission would soon distribute forms to parents, which would need to be filled, validated, and submitted before the registration exercise.

The State Coordinator, Garba Balarabe, emphasized that this initiative would boost Kano's enrollment figures, allowing students to obtain NINs within a short period. He noted that the state's current enrollment figures trail behind Lagos and expressed optimism that this project would change the narrative.

The State Commissioner of Education, Dr. Ali Haruna Makoda, assured the NIMC of the state government's support and commitment to ensuring a smooth registration process. He urged parents and stakeholders to collaborate in ensuring that all pupils and students in the state are duly registered for their NINs.