Ibonwon Youth Leader to Provide Free NIN Registration for 50 Students

By Sultan Teslim 

IBONWON — The Ibonwon Community Youth Leader, Comrade Kazeem Owolodun Olukoya, has announced a free National Identification Number (NIN) registration exercise for 50 indigenous JSS 1 students in the community.

Olukoya, together with members of his executive team, said the initiative is part of their contribution to the development and welfare of Ibonwon, particularly through programmes designed to support young people.

The exercise will hold on Saturday, October 3, 2026, by 9:00 a.m. at the Ibonwon Community Youth Base, Idiroko, Ibonwon.

The organisers said the programme is intended to assist beneficiaries in obtaining their NIN and meeting identification and documentation requirements that may be relevant to their education and other official purposes.

Only 50 students will be accommodated under the initiative, with registration strictly on a first-come, first-served basis.

Parents and guardians of eligible students have therefore been encouraged to ensure that their children or wards arrive early at the venue to secure one of the available slots.

The initiative is expected to provide direct support to participating students while contributing to efforts to promote proper documentation among young people in the community.

At a Glance

What: Free NIN Registration
Who: 50 Indigenous JSS 1 Students
When: Saturday, October 3, 2026 — 9:00 a.m.
Where: Ibonwon Community Youth Base, Idiroko, Ibonwon
Basis: First 50 eligible students to register




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