Important fee, process and official-guidance changes that affect MyNigeriaGuide services. Every entry is dated and links to the government source used to verify it.
Subscribe to verified updates via RSS →NECO's official 2026 guidelines set the SSCE Internal registration fee at ₦30,000 per candidate, inclusive of the four-figure mathematical table and waterproof certificate jacket/folder. Late registration adds ₦5,000; stamp duty, service and Remita charges also apply.
NIMC's dedicated Fees page lists ₦2,000 per ordinary updatable field and ₦28,574 for date-of-birth modification, while an older adult-modification page still states ₦15,000 for date of birth. MyNigeriaGuide follows the dedicated Fees page and flags the conflict instead of hiding it.
WAEC's current FAQ repeatedly lists ₦19,500 per result for institutions within Nigeria and ₦39,000 for overseas institutions. A separate WAEC requirements page displays ₦39,000,000 for international confirmation; the repeated FAQ figure is used while the official-page inconsistency is clearly flagged.
Current official POSSAP invoice pages show a ₦30,000 charge for Police Character Certificate requests, including diaspora examples. This is recorded as a current observed official charge, not presented as a newly announced fee increase.
Official source: Police Specialized Services Automation Project (POSSAP) ↗JAMB publicly reaffirmed the approved 2026 totals: ₦5,700 for Direct Entry, ₦7,200 for UTME without mock and ₦8,700 for UTME with mock.
The new Tax ID became effective from 1 January 2026, with individual Tax IDs linked to NIN and non-individual Tax IDs linked to CAC registration numbers.
For applications made in Nigeria, the standard passport fee changed to ₦100,000 for the 32-page 5-year booklet and ₦200,000 for the 64-page 10-year booklet.
NIMC advised that a self-service modification account is tied to the browser and device used during registration, affecting how applicants should access later modification requests.
A new Corporate Affairs Commission schedule of fees was published as a supplement to the Federal Republic of Nigeria Official Gazette.