Danait Mekibib’s unexpected valentine day incident
Danait Mekibib’s unexpected valentine day incident
A new identification system has been introduced for teenagers who are 18 years old and older and who are not registered in the family form due to the difficulty of going to university.
In Addis Ababa new residence ID has been banned, but considering the existing conditions, it is known that teenagers who are 18 years old and above and registered in the residence family record form will be allowed to receive resident ID services under special conditions from November 22 / 2015 E.C.
In the meantime, complaints are being received from the teenagers and their parents that teenagers aged 18 and above who are not registered in the residency family form for various reasons are having difficulty in getting residency ID services for going to university and for various job opportunities. Radio said
Following this, he said that a new system has been developed so that teenagers who are not registered in the family form but are over 18 years of age, who are members of a family or who have grown up in poverty or foster care, can access the service by presenting their 8th or 10th or 12th grade educational credentials for reference.
In addition, Mr. Yonas told Bisrat Radio that the agency has allowed the service to be provided as of February 9, 2015 E.C, by making the parents take an affidavit supported by three witnesses, by providing other accurate information as necessary, that the children are living in the family.
The first digital ID service for urban residents in Ethiopia, which was introduced in 2012 beyond testing and implemented in the city to avoid paper IDs, has passed 1,000,000 registrants in the past week, the Registration and Information Agency has announced.
