The Importance of Identity Management Systems in Developing Countries
Dr Isa Ali Ibrahim , Yusuf Abubakar
Abstract
Identity management systems have existed for 8 years now in Nigeria, being a useful component of national development in all economic systems. The implementation of identity management system with respect to multilateral security is the change that is obtainable within the last 8 years. Despite several debates on the implementation of Identity Management System in Nigeria. IDMS stands to play an important role on economic growth, social capital and political development in a country. It is argued that IDMS represents a new “General Multi-Purpose Smart Card” with the potential view to link a secure database with biometric verifications for an individual identity. It is also generating a sustained increase in economic growth through processes of technological development and innovation. Government sees the application and use of Identity Management System as generating higher national productivity, job creation, competitiveness and national development.
System, Identity, Management, Smart Card, Nigeria.
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[Dr Isa Ali Ibrahim , Yusuf Abubakar (2016) The Importance of Identity Management Systems in Developing Countries IJIREM Vol-3 Issue-1 Page No-1-12] (ISSN 2350 - 0557). www.ijirem.org
Dr Isa Ali Ibrahim
Asst Professor, Faculty of Computer Science and Information Systems Islamic University of Madinah, 42351, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia drisaaliibr@iu.edu.sa
