The Directorate of Civil Registry, Nationality, Passports, and Immigration has launched a school-based National ID registration campaign for Primary Eight and Senior Four candidates to help them obtain legal identification ahead of their national examinations. The campaign, launched at Juba Day Secondary School, underscoring bringing mobile registration services directly to schools. State Minister of General Education and Instruction, Lupai Satimon Andrew, welcomed the initiative, saying it will ease the financial burden on families by eliminating transport costs and reducing time spent traveling to immigration headquarters.
Director General of Civil Registry, Nationality, Passports, and Immigration, Major General Elia Kosta, said the program will enable students to process their National IDs without missing classes, allowing them to remain focused on their studies ahead of the national examinations.
