The National Social Data Base (NSDB) has announced a verification exercise to confirm the data of citizens who have been captured in its database. The exercise, which begins on May 26th, aims to ensure the accuracy and integrity of the data collected so far.

According to a statement released by the NSDB, citizens who have already been captured in the database are required to fill out a verification form to confirm their details. The form, which can be obtained at designated centers across the country, must be completed and returned within two weeks.

“The verification exercise is a crucial step in ensuring that our data is accurate and up-to-date, Director-General of the NSDB. “We want to make sure that every citizen’s information is correct and that they are able to access the benefits and services they are entitled to.”

The verification form will require citizens to confirm their personal information and biometric data. The form will also ask for additional information, such as occupation and income level, to help the NSDB better understand the needs of citizens and tailor its services accordingly.

Citizens who have not yet been captured in the database are also encouraged to take advantage of the verification exercise to register and update their information, with Ekiti state nano grant.

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The NSDB has assured that the verification exercise will be free, fair, and transparent, and that the data collected will be kept secure and confidential.

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Source: National Social Data Base (NSDB)