Establishment of the Electronic Voter Register.
The design, development, implementation and maintenance of the electronic voter
register system and the establishment of the first ever electronic voter register in Nigeria. [2002-2003]
Temporary Voter Cards.
Development of a system to produce 60 million temporary voter cards in 8 weeks. [2003]
Extended Biometric Verification.
The extended verification of applicants using an automated fingerprint identification system. [2003-2005]
Production of the Voter Register.
Support to produce multiple copies of the voter registers on paper and CD's, each copy involving approximately 40 CDs and 2 million printed pages. [2003-2005]
Geographical Information System integration.
The integration between the Electronic Voter Register System and the Geographical Information System to improve delimitation management, spatial data analysis and reporting. [2005-2006]
Photo Based Voter Register.
Completion of a pilot project to register 300,000 voters and deliver a photo based voter register. [2006]
Direct Data Capture.
Supply of 5,000 mobile units for the electronic registration of voters. This include the electronic capturing of personal details, photograph and fingerprints and the issuing of a temporary voter card with a 2D barcode containing encrypted personal data and fingerprint templates. [2006]
System Integration.
Integration of software functionality supplied by 3 suppliers of Direct Data Capture units. [2006]
National Health Insurance Scheme of Nigeria
The registration of 350,000 government officials in accordance with the new health insurance scheme and the production of 1.2 million identity cards identity cards. [2005-current]




  • Registration of 69 million applicants and processing in 5 months
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  • Establishment and operation of a 13 TB OLTP database on Oracle 9i
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  • Printing of 60 million ID cards
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  • Fingerprint database with more than 120 million fingerprints
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  • Biometric verification of 48 million people
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