Yes... Yes...Yes...The National Identification System is here. Many of us as citizens have campaigned for this for many years. This will be a turning point for our country. It will help ensure accountability in the distribution of government benefits. Now every man woman and child will be able to be identified. You must have heard me on the radio for the last 12 or more years campaigning for this to happen.
We are on the road to being able to identify the criminal elements in society easier - by their ID - No alias. I am sure that many will not want to register. If they don't want to, then they will have to prove that they are Jamaicans. Can you imagine when the gang member goes to the hospital and he has to register using his national ID? To get a job your employer would be able to verify if you are a Jamaican or not!
The next step is to introduce ticketing for most offences using our National Identification System. Break the law, get your ticket, pay for your ticket. There is no need to pack up the prisons with persons who do not pose a danger to the society.
Lord, Jamaica needs order in this country. Let's hope the state will use this system to put some order in this country.
It is a pity that they did not allow all of us to enter our names to be selected to be the first to receive that National Identification. It would be a historic event for that lucky citizen and something to be celebrated as the first citizen to have their National Identification. The Governor General and the Prime Minister should be the last persons to be a part of the system. This would indicate that we put the people first.
A release yesterday from Jamaica House states that the Government of Jamaica achieved a monumental milestone on Friday, November 15, 2024, with the official issuing of the first set of national identification cards under the Integrated National Identification System. This landmark event signals the beginning of a new era in secure identification and digital transformation for Jamaicans.
There are other benefits of the system but I believe the authorities do not want to state them because people might not want to register. The National Identification System should be helpful in the fight against crime. I am not a criminal so I will be at the head of the line to register for my National Identification!
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Will be easier to victimize persons as it will be easier to identify PNP from JLP.
ReplyDeleteThe Prime Minister can stay I his/her office and victimize their opposites.
Will you still need an undead certificate to collect pensions every 3 months or go Accountant General and bawl out "Si mi yah unnu think seh mi dead unnu lucki,gi mi mi penchant.
Lass month mi nuh get none an JPS lake aaf mi lite,mi water cut,minpresha go up an mi.get stroke pon mi.lef side.
Mi nuh ded Sen on.mi penshan unnu govament accountant generally jus wikid.
NIDS is "Naah Improve a Damn Soul" mi Bruk.an a squat same way.
ReplyDeleteHalf a Jamaica population a squat just likkle betta than when slavery abolish.
Missa D if di hol a wi criminal how NIDS a go help wi when the nidsers dem a criminal to
ReplyDeleteIt is clear that we need a public education programme. So much ignorance. I recall a few months ago a piece of land was being cleared for development. The contractors had to stop because they unearthed a decomposed body. If we had NIDS in It's original form then some family could have had closure. There's
Deleteno way to know who this missing person is. We give our fingerprint willingly to the US government because we want to travel, but we hesitate to do so in our own country to help our crime problem. Such a shame.
Missa D if di hol a wi criminal how NIDS a go help wi when the nidsers dem a criminal to
ReplyDeleteNaah Inval mi Damn Self(NIDS).
ReplyDeleteAll di best people mi really nuh trust nobadi and now NIDS finreveal how much flour ,sugar and condoms yuh buy monthly.
NIDS a rat trap better mi go dung deh go live and done.
ReplyDeleteI am so happy. I guess a lot of people will have negative things to say, but I have nothing to hide, so bring it on!!
ReplyDeleteI hope they use the TRN numbers. Too old to go memorise another set of numbers. What about ppl who are homebound or bedbound? What arrangements for them?
ReplyDeleteThat's good long over due😁
ReplyDeleteMy only question is, why spend so much money on said system, and then make it optional ???
ReplyDeleteTIME COME" make it COMPULSORY