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Your National ID Is the Gateway to Services – PM Nabbanja Urges Ugandans to Renew Early

by James Atwijukye
June 2, 2025
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Prime Minister Rt Hon. Robinah Nabbanja has called on Ugandans to prioritize the renewal of their National Identity Cards, describing them as a “gateway to essential services and democratic participation.”

The Prime Minister made the remarks after renewing her own National ID in Kakumiro Town Council, Kakumiro District, joining thousands of citizens across the country taking part in the ongoing nationwide renewal exercise led by the National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA).

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“Your National ID is your gateway to services,” Nabbanja said.“It gives you access to health care, education, financial services, employment opportunities—and most importantly, it enables you to vote and participate in national decision-making.”

The renewal exercise, which runs until November 2025, is aimed at updating Uganda’s national registry with accurate personal data, improving biometric records, and ensuring greater security and efficiency in identity verification systems.

The Prime Minister emphasized the government’s effort to modernize identity management through enhanced biometric data collection, including iris scans and updated fingerprints.

This upgrade is especially important for citizens whose fingerprints may have faded due to age or manual labor.

“Many of our people have challenges with fingerprint recognition due to the nature of their work,” she explained.

“That’s why we are using more advanced and inclusive biometric tools, in line with international standards, to make sure no one is left out.”

Nabbanja encouraged all eligible Ugandans to take the process seriously, underscoring the National ID’s role not only in service delivery but also in safeguarding the country’s electoral integrity.

“A valid National ID is essential for participating in elections,” she said.“It is not just a piece of plastic—it’s proof of citizenship, a tool for empowerment, and a right you must protect.”

With the next election cycle approaching, the Prime Minister stressed that timely renewal is critical to ensuring all citizens can exercise their constitutional rights without last-minute hurdles.

NIRA has deployed registration teams across the country to facilitate the process, including mobile outreach units in hard-to-reach areas. Citizens are urged to visit designated centers in their localities to verify and update their information.

“Do not wait for the deadline. Renew now,” Nabbanja advised. “This is about your future, your security, and your ability to access what is rightfully yours as a citizen of Uganda.”

The government has reiterated its commitment to inclusive, secure, and efficient national documentation. By updating systems and encouraging widespread participation, Uganda aims to strengthen both service delivery and democratic processes.

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