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Update your NIN phone number on NIMC’s official portal. Police report format, N2,000 fee, steps and scam warnings. To update the phone number on your NIN, use the official NIMC Self-Service Modifications portal at selfservicemodification.nimc.gov.ng . You need a police report that shows the new number in the format NIMC requires. NIMC lists Phone Number as one of the details you can change through that portal — alongside name, date of birth and address. Use only nimc.gov.ng domains. Quick answer Get a police report for the phone number change. Write the number without a leading 0 after the +234 country code (example style from NIMC: +234 812345…). Open https://selfservicemodification.nimc.gov.ng/ , verify your NIN, and register or log in. On your dashboard, choose the phone number modification option. Pay the official fee shown in the portal. NIMC’s fees page lists N2,000 per updatable field for adult modifications (Date of Birth is a separate, higher fee). Confirm the amount on screen before you pay. Upload your police report, enter the new phone number carefully, preview the change, tick the attestation box, and submit. Keep your modification transaction slip. After approval, follow the portal instructions to get your updated NIN slip by email or print from your dashboard. Official portal Continue Reading Full Article GOVERNMENT SERVICES How to Update Your Phone Number on Your NIN By The Editorial Staff Public Services The Editorial Staff Home Comment Sep 2, 2026 Sep 2, 2026 7 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: To update the phone number on your NIN, use the official NIMC Self-Service Modifications portal at selfservicemodification.nimc.gov.ng . You need a police report that shows the new number in the format NIMC requires. NIMC lists Phone Number as one of the details you can change through that portal — alongside name, date of birth and address. Use only nimc.gov.ng domains. Quick answer Get a police report for the phone number change. Write the number without a leading 0 after the +234 country code (example style from NIMC: +234 812345…). Open https://selfservicemodification.nimc.gov.ng/ , verify your NIN, and register or log in. On your dashboard, choose the phone number modification option. Pay the official fee shown in the portal. NIMC’s fees page lists N2,000 per updatable field for adult modifications (Date of Birth is a separate, higher fee). Confirm the amount on screen before you pay. Upload your police report, enter the new phone number carefully, preview the change, tick the attestation box, and submit. Keep your modification transaction slip. After approval, follow the portal instructions to get your updated NIN slip by email or print from your dashboard. Official portal Self-service modification portal: selfservicemodification.nimc.gov.ng NIMC self-service modifications guide: nimc.gov.ng/self-service-modifications Official fees: nimc.gov.ng/fees Adult modification information: nimc.gov.ng/nin/nin-modifications-adults NIMC home: nimc.gov.ng Check that the address ends with nimc.gov.ng before you enter your NIN or pay. What you need Your existing NIN (already enrolled) Access to the email and login you will use on the self-service portal A police report for the phone number modification The new phone number written the way NIMC asks: without 0 after +234 (for example +234 812345…) A way to pay the official modification fee inside the portal NIMC’s self-service page lists the police report as the required document for Phone Number Modification. Make sure the number on the report matches what you will enter on the portal. Current fees On nimc.gov.ng/fees , NIMC lists Modifications (Adults) as N2,000 per updatable field. Date of Birth is not in that group and has its own fee. ADVERTISEMENT Phone number is treated as an updatable field on the self-service portal. Always confirm the exact amount shown in the portal checkout before you pay — fees can be updated on the official site. Step-by-step: update your NIN phone number 1. Get a police report with the correct number format NIMC requires a police report for phone number modification. On the report and in the portal, provide your phone number without 0 after the +234 country code — NIMC’s example is +234 812345… 2. Open only the official portal Go to https://selfservicemodification.nimc.gov.ng/ . Ignore WhatsApp agents, lookalike domains, and apps that ask for OTP outside NIMC. 3. Verify your NIN and log in Begin by verifying your NIN and logging in, as described on NIMC’s self-service modifications page. Register first if you do not yet have a portal account. 4. Choose phone number modification On your dashboard, select the phone number modification option — not name, address or date of birth. Each change type has its own documents and fee rules. ADVERTISEMENT Trending Now Kindu Nurses’ Strike Disrupts Care and Childhood Vaccination . Healthcare System EAC Preparedness Plan: What Must Be Ready Before Floods . Regional Blocs (AU, SADC, EAC, ECOWAS) DR Congo's Juliana Lumumba Seeks to Reshape the Francophonie . Francophone River Offin Girls’ Rights Decision: What Must Change? . Education Popular Today Students Guide How to Check WAEC Results by SMS . Immigration and Visas How to Apply for a Nigerian Passport Online . Students Guide How to Print Your JAMB Admission Letter . Government Services How to Replace a Lost NIN Slip . Government Services How to Update Your Phone Number on Your NIN . 5. Pay the official fee Complete payment securely inside the portal. Follow the payment options shown for your phone-number request. Confirm N2,000 (or whatever amount appears) before you finish. 6. Upload documents and submit Upload a clear copy of your police report. Enter the new phone number exactly as on the report. Preview the change, tick the attestation box, and submit. Save the modification transaction slip from your modification table. 7. After approval When NIMC approves the request, you should get a notification. NIMC’s self-service guide says your NIN slip can be sent to your email, and you can also print from your dashboard. If you need the slip later, see our guide: How to Download and Print Your NIN Slip . ADVERTISEMENT Common problems Wrong number format — NIMC wants +234 without a leading 0 after the country code. Fix the police report and portal entry if they do not match. Blurry or incomplete police report — re-upload a clear scan that shows the new number. Paying on a fake site — if the URL is not selfservicemodification.nimc.gov.ng, stop and start again on the official portal. Selecting the wrong modification type — phone, name, address and DOB are separate options with different documents. Scam warnings NIMC directs self-service changes to selfservicemodification.nimc.gov.ng only. Do not send your NIN, OTP or card details to WhatsApp agents or social media helpers. Do not pay Remita or card fees on random sites that copy NIMC’s look. If someone asks you to share your portal password, it is a scam. Related NIN guides on XTRAfrica How to Correct Your Name on Your NIN How to Change Your Date of Birth on NIN How to Download and Print Your NIN Slip FAQs What document do I need to change my NIN phone number? NIMC lists a police report for Phone Number Modification, with the number written without 0 after +234. How much does it cost? NIMC’s fees page lists N2,000 per updatable field for adult modifications. Confirm the amount shown in the self-service portal before paying. Can I change my phone number at an enrolment centre instead? NIMC’s current self-service page promotes online Change of Name, Phone Number, Date of Birth and Address requests. Follow the official portal and NIMC guidance for your case; do not rely on unofficial agents. Where do I check official fees? Use nimc.gov.ng/fees and the amount displayed in the portal. Sources NIMC Self-Service Modifications NIMC Self-Service portal NIMC fees NIN Modifications (Adults) NIMC home ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Students Guide How to Check WAEC Results by SMS Send WAEC*ExamNo*PIN*ExamYear to 32327 on MTN, Celtel or Glo for N30. . Immigration and Visas How to Apply for a Nigerian Passport Online Start on the NIS portal, verify your NIN, pay, then book biometrics in person . Students Guide How to Print Your JAMB Admission Letter Use e-Facility to pay, enter your exam year and registration number, then print . Government Services How to Replace a Lost NIN Slip Reprint online via NIMC myportal, or reissue at a centre with the N600 fee . 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Nigerian music star 2Baba says he has moved on after separating from Annie Idibia and is focusing on his life and career. Nigerian music icon Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba, has said he has moved on following his separation from his former wife, Annie Idibia. The singer made the remarks during a recent interview with media personality Seun Okinbaloye, where he stated that he is now focused on his personal life and music career. “I have moved on from my ex-wife, Annie Idibia. I am doing my own thing and moving forward,” 2Baba said during the interview. 2Baba and Annie Idibia began their relationship in the early 2000s and later became one of Nigeria’s most high-profile celebrity couples. They welcomed their first daughter, Isabella, in 2008, got engaged on Valentine’s Day in 2012, and married later that year. Their white wedding ceremony was held in Dubai in 2013. The couple had their second daughter, Olivia, in 2014. In January 2025, 2Baba announced via social media that he and Annie Idibia had been separated for some time and had filed for divorce, a development that surprised many fans. Following the announcement, Annie reportedly withdrew from social media and deleted several posts. Months after the separation became public, videos and photos surfaced online showing 2Baba at a traditional wedding ceremony with Hon. Natasha Osawaru, a member of the Edo State House of Assembly. The ceremony generated mixed reactions on social media, with discussions focusing on its timing shortly after his separation from Annie Idibia. Source Tribune Online, Continue Reading Full Article ENTERTAINMENT 2Baba Says He Has Moved On After Separation From Annie Idibia By Witty Pascal Entertainment Editor Witty Pascal Home Comment Feb 10, 2026 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Nigerian music icon Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba, has said he has moved on following his separation from his former wife, Annie Idibia. The singer made the remarks during a recent interview with media personality Seun Okinbaloye, where he stated that he is now focused on his personal life and music career. ADVERTISEMENT “I have moved on from my ex-wife, Annie Idibia. I am doing my own thing and moving forward,” 2Baba said during the interview. 2Baba and Annie Idibia began their relationship in the early 2000s and later became one of Nigeria’s most high-profile celebrity couples. They welcomed their first daughter, Isabella, in 2008, got engaged on Valentine’s Day in 2012, and married later that year. Their white wedding ceremony was held in Dubai in 2013. The couple had their second daughter, Olivia, in 2014. ADVERTISEMENT Trending Now Kindu Nurses’ Strike Disrupts Care and Childhood Vaccination . Healthcare System EAC Preparedness Plan: What Must Be Ready Before Floods . Regional Blocs (AU, SADC, EAC, ECOWAS) DR Congo's Juliana Lumumba Seeks to Reshape the Francophonie . Francophone River Offin Girls’ Rights Decision: What Must Change? . Education Popular Today Biography Poco Lee Biography: Age, Real Name, Dance Career and Songs . Biography Eric Omondi Biography: Comedy, Activism and Public Life . Biography Who Is Snit Habteab, Eritrea’s Miss World Trailblazer? . Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars . Entertainment FOLA Leads 2026 Headies Nominations Ahead of Toronto . In January 2025, 2Baba announced via social media that he and Annie Idibia had been separated for some time and had filed for divorce, a development that surprised many fans. Following the announcement, Annie reportedly withdrew from social media and deleted several posts. Months after the separation became public, videos and photos surfaced online showing 2Baba at a traditional wedding ceremony with Hon. Natasha Osawaru, a member of the Edo State House of Assembly. The ceremony generated mixed reactions on social media, with discussions focusing on its timing shortly after his separation from Annie Idibia. ADVERTISEMENT Source Tribune Online, ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Biography Poco Lee Biography: Age, Real Name, Dance Career and Songs Inside the Nigerian dancer’s rise from Ojo street shows to Afrobeats stages, music and global fame. . Biography Eric Omondi Biography: Comedy, Activism and Public Life How Eric Omondi rose through Churchill Show and became a prominent Kenyan activist. . Biography Who Is Snit Habteab, Eritrea’s Miss World Trailblazer? The neuroscientist and educator became Eritrea’s first Miss World entrant and reached the Top 6 . Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars The dancer faces five sexual offence charges and returns to court on September 15. . Tags Entertainment Entertainment Nigerian Entertainment Nigerian Entertainment Nigeria Nigeria

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Uganda's $328m DRDIP II enters implementation review. See the financing split, planned services, district-count differences and accountability demands. KAMPALA, Uganda — 4 November 2026. The Ugandan government has warned that district allocations under the $328 million Development Response to Displacement Impacts Project Phase II (DRDIP II) could be cancelled or reassigned if funds are diverted from their intended use. The warning, attributed to programme director Dr Robert Limlim, comes during a joint implementation-support mission involving the Office of the Prime Minister and World Bank. The November 4 account of the funding warning follows the mission's opening on November 2 . Officials are examining how a programme intended to improve essential services, environmental conditions and local incomes can turn approved financing into completed work in communities hosting refugees. What is Uganda's DRDIP II project doing now? The government and World Bank are reviewing the rollout of an existing $328 million development programme for refugee-hosting communities. Officials have warned districts against misuse of funds. Schools, healthcare, water systems, livelihoods and environmental restoration are among the planned investments, but individual projects still require delivery and verification. The test is delivery, not another funding announcement The $328 million was not first approved this week. The World Bank's June 2025 approval record identifies financing for DRDIP II, while Uganda's Parliament said in September 2026 that implementation was scheduled to begin in October. This week's developments concern oversight and practical rollout, rather than an additional $328 million commitment. The government–World Bank joint mission opened in Kampala on November 2 and is scheduled to run until Friday, November 6 , according to Nile Post. Its purpose is to assess progress, identify problems and agree on measures to move activities forward. A review meeting is evidence of institutional work, not proof that a particular classroom, borehole or road has already been completed under Phase II. Limlim's reported warning gives the exercise a sharper test: districts must use allocations for their designated purpose or risk losing them. That is a stated enforcement position, not evidence that a particular district has already been found responsible for diversion or sanctioned. Residents will be able to judge the programme more meaningfully when authorities disclose allocations, works contracts and site-level progress. How the $328 million is financed The approved financing comprises $180.5 million in credit and $147.5 million in grants from the World Bank's International Development Association (IDA), according to the board's June 4, 2025 record. These amounts add up to the widely reported $328 million World Bank package. The credit portion creates a different obligation for Uganda from the grant portion, which is why the distinction matters to taxpayers. Continue Reading Full Article REFUGEES AND MIGRATION Uganda's $328m DRDIP II: Refugee District Funds Under Scrutiny By Kamau Bahati Entertainment Editor Kamau Bahati Home Comment Nov 4, 2026 Nov 4, 2026 8 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: KAMPALA, Uganda — 4 November 2026. The Ugandan government has warned that district allocations under the $328 million Development Response to Displacement Impacts Project Phase II (DRDIP II) could be cancelled or reassigned if funds are diverted from their intended use. The warning, attributed to programme director Dr Robert Limlim, comes during a joint implementation-support mission involving the Office of the Prime Minister and World Bank. The November 4 account of the funding warning follows the mission's opening on November 2 . Officials are examining how a programme intended to improve essential services, environmental conditions and local incomes can turn approved financing into completed work in communities hosting refugees. What is Uganda's DRDIP II project doing now? The government and World Bank are reviewing the rollout of an existing $328 million development programme for refugee-hosting communities. Officials have warned districts against misuse of funds. Schools, healthcare, water systems, livelihoods and environmental restoration are among the planned investments, but individual projects still require delivery and verification. The test is delivery, not another funding announcement The $328 million was not first approved this week. The World Bank's June 2025 approval record identifies financing for DRDIP II, while Uganda's Parliament said in September 2026 that implementation was scheduled to begin in October. This week's developments concern oversight and practical rollout, rather than an additional $328 million commitment. The government–World Bank joint mission opened in Kampala on November 2 and is scheduled to run until Friday, November 6 , according to Nile Post. Its purpose is to assess progress, identify problems and agree on measures to move activities forward. A review meeting is evidence of institutional work, not proof that a particular classroom, borehole or road has already been completed under Phase II. Limlim's reported warning gives the exercise a sharper test: districts must use allocations for their designated purpose or risk losing them. That is a stated enforcement position, not evidence that a particular district has already been found responsible for diversion or sanctioned. Residents will be able to judge the programme more meaningfully when authorities disclose allocations, works contracts and site-level progress. How the $328 million is financed The approved financing comprises $180.5 million in credit and $147.5 million in grants from the World Bank's International Development Association (IDA), according to the board's June 4, 2025 record. These amounts add up to the widely reported $328 million World Bank package. The credit portion creates a different obligation for Uganda from the grant portion, which is why the distinction matters to taxpayers. ADVERTISEMENT The World Bank's project information document separately described $10 million in non-World Bank commercial financing within an estimated $338 million total operation cost at appraisal. That is not an additional World Bank grant, and the early appraisal estimate should not be mistaken for the amount already spent by November 2026. The newly reported description of the $328 million as an equal split between credit and grants does not match the amounts in the approval record. Readers and district officials should therefore use the approved lender figures when discussing the financing structure. Neither the total approved envelope nor a planned district allocation establishes how much cash has been disbursed or what contracts have been completed. What communities are expected to gain The World Bank's March 2026 account projects benefits for around three million people, including one million refugees , through expanded infrastructure, public services and environmental investment. It also anticipates at least 60,000 new or better jobs and 6.1 million workdays through public works. These are expected outcomes for Phase II, not an independent count of jobs already created. The programme addresses several connected pressures. Schools in refugee-hosting areas serve local families and displaced children; health facilities and water points must meet demand from growing populations; and roads used by residents, farmers and relief deliveries require maintenance. Restoring degraded land and developing more sustainable sources of energy or livelihoods could reduce pressure on surrounding forests. According to the November 2 mission report , the main workstreams are public-service infrastructure, environmental restoration and livelihood assistance. They include construction or rehabilitation of schools and healthcare facilities, as well as enterprise support intended to help households earn more stable incomes. The physical investments will matter most where they address a documented local need. A completed water system must supply usable water and have a maintenance plan. A renovated health centre needs staff and supplies as well as walls and equipment. Community involvement in identifying priorities can help determine whether an investment serves both refugee and host households. This is related to, but distinct from, the infrastructure planning challenges examined in XTRAfrica's Uganda electricity mapping report : an identified need becomes a public benefit only when funding, construction and long-term service provision come together. ADVERTISEMENT Trending Now Kindu Nurses’ Strike Disrupts Care and Childhood Vaccination . Healthcare System EAC Preparedness Plan: What Must Be Ready Before Floods . Regional Blocs (AU, SADC, EAC, ECOWAS) DR Congo's Juliana Lumumba Seeks to Reshape the Francophonie . Francophone River Offin Girls’ Rights Decision: What Must Change? . Education Popular Today Healthcare System Kindu Nurses’ Strike Disrupts Care and Childhood Vaccination . Regional Blocs (AU, SADC, EAC, ECOWAS) EAC Preparedness Plan: What Must Be Ready Before Floods . Education River Offin Girls’ Rights Decision: What Must Change? . Justice & Human Rights Ghana Court Staff Strike: What Court Users Should Check . | Appointments Museveni's 13 Senior Nominees: Full List and PSC Review . Why district figures must be reconciled Public descriptions do not consistently identify how many refugee-hosting districts are covered by DRDIP II. The Uganda Broadcasting Corporation’s account of the September parliamentary briefing referred to 14 ; the November 4 report referred to 13 ; and the November 2 mission account identified 12 refugee-hosting districts plus six transit districts . Those counts should not be combined or treated as interchangeable. This difference may reflect changing implementation lists, the separate treatment of refugee-hosting and transit areas, or administrative classifications. No single reconciled district-by-district allocation schedule has been established by those reports. A current official list identifying the funding categories, beneficiary locations and district allocations would make public scrutiny substantially easier. For a household or district leader, eligibility is a practical issue: an announced nationwide total does not tell a village which works it can expect. The programme should be measured against confirmed district plans and published project locations rather than assumptions drawn from a national figure. Parliament's unfinished-business question There is an important accountability issue from the previous phase. In September, the Uganda Broadcasting Corporation’s report on the Parliamentary Committee on Presidential Affairs challenged the government to account for incomplete DRDIP Phase I projects. Committee chair Martin Mapenduzi Ojara asked for a detailed report on unfinished works and their costs. Other members raised concerns about delayed disbursements and weak coordination with local governments. That parliamentary demand is not proof of theft or corruption. It is a documented question about completion, spending and institutional follow-through. But it directly affects Phase II credibility: communities that were promised a facility under the first programme need to know whether it will be finished before a successor project begins nearby. The World Bank has reported meaningful Phase I achievements, including investment in schools, livelihoods and environmental rehabilitation. Its March feature says the earlier programme created employment opportunities for more than 174,000 people and contributed to school improvements. Such aggregate figures are useful background, but they do not answer Parliament's narrower question about the status of individual unfinished projects. Uganda has faced similar implementation questions elsewhere. XTRAfrica's Unyama irrigation coverage shows why the existence of a financed infrastructure scheme must be distinguished from actual delivery and resolution of local concerns. ADVERTISEMENT What credible oversight would look like The government has said monitoring and accountability will be major elements of DRDIP II. For that to translate into public confidence, district-level records should show which works were selected, their approved budgets, contractor and procurement details, start dates, completion certificates and who is responsible for operation after handover. Community reporting can provide a second check. Refugee and host-community representatives can raise concerns about whether facilities are accessible, whether promised jobs are available and whether women, young people and vulnerable households can participate. Grievance mechanisms matter especially when projects involve land, cash grants or access to natural resources. Environmental restoration deserves the same attention as visible buildings. New woodlots or rehabilitated areas need survival and maintenance checks after planting, while livelihood activities should be assessed for lasting income rather than the number of training sessions conducted. Uganda's wider debates over sustainable use of northern forests, covered in XTRAfrica's charcoal-policy explainer , illustrate how environmental objectives interact with household costs and employment. The Finance Ministry's September 2026 portfolio review identified procurement, designs, approvals, land acquisition, funding and contract management among obstacles requiring attention across World Bank-supported projects. Those general concerns are relevant questions to ask of DRDIP II; they are not findings that this programme has committed each of those failings. What to watch before the end of the mission The next near-term milestone is the joint implementation-support mission's scheduled conclusion on November 6, 2026 . The practical value of that exercise will depend on what the government and World Bank disclose afterward: district allocations, procurement progress, physical works underway, safeguards, and a timetable for resolving old incomplete projects. For a programme designed to support people uprooted by conflict alongside the Ugandans hosting them, the measurable result is not the headline financing figure. It is a school that opens, a water point that works, a repaired road that remains passable and livelihoods that continue when project teams leave. ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Healthcare System Kindu Nurses’ Strike Disrupts Care and Childhood Vaccination Patients face interrupted services as the labour dispute continues in Maniema. . 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