Nigeria Immigration Service

Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) Headquarters, Ibadan Command has appealed to Nigerians to come and collect their passports that have been produced before ...

Briefing journalists over the development during a press conference held at Oyo NIS Command Headquarters, Agodi Ibadan, the Acting Comptroller General (ACG) Mrs Dora Amahian, who is the Deputy Controller for General Planning Research and Statistics at the Service Headquarters in Abuja appealed to Nigerians that have applied for passport since last six to nine months to come and pick their passports. “The beauty of this passport is that it you that can track it on the system, you can know the status of your application on the system, with the reference number you’ve given on the form, so it’s a lot easier, we’ve tried to made it easier for the applicants.” Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) Headquarters, Ibadan Command has appealed to Nigerians to come and collect their passports that have been produced before they expired in their custody.

WorldStage Newsonline– The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has committed to issuing passports between three and six weeks post biometric capture, ...

31 when the programme would come to an end. He used the opportunity to warn members of the public of the nefarious activities of this racketeering syndicate who have gone a step further to even circulate fake news of Immigration recruitment exercise. He further explained that the Service intended to keep the two weeks processing timeframe open to all Diasporas until Jan.

The NIS has flagged off the construction of the proposed Abeokuta Passport Office in Ogun State, Southwest Nigeria.

Idris commended the government and people of the state for their unflinching support to the Immigration Service and enjoined them to always stand for the progress of the nation. Dapo Abiodun and the Alake/Paramount ruler of Egbaland, Oba Adedotun Gbadebo, thanking them for their support to the NIS. He also commended sister-agencies in the state for their support and cooperation with the NIS, saying this has been proved further by the presence of their top echelon at the ground-breaking ceremony,

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By Enyichukwu Enemanna At least 140000 international passport booklets are lying in various issuing offices of the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) and ...

What are the reasons we have done the passports and collection has not happened? That is why the CGI set up the committee to make sure the unclaimed passports are clearly given to the owners. “Again, we came into the field and were able to understand why some were not claimed.

The Assistant Comptroller-General of Immigration in charge of Planning and Statistics, Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Dora Amahian, has said 7,500 ...

ACGI Amahian added, “In times past, there had been unpalatable comments about how applicants were made to wait endlessly for passport issuance. ACGI Amahian dropped this hint in Ibadan while speaking during a working visit to the Oyo state Command of the Nigeria Immigration Service in Ibadan, Wednesday. The Assistant Comptroller-General of Immigration in charge of Planning and Statistics, Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Dora Amahian, has said 7,500 passports are still awaiting collection in Oyo state.

“This development will surely enhance passport processing and production in the Gateway State. I congratulate the personnel of the Ogun State Command of the NIS ...

Dapo Abiodun and the Alake/Paramount ruler of Egbaland, Oba Adedotun Gbadebo, thanking them for their support to the NIS. “This development will surely enhance passport processing and production in the Gateway State. And the only way we could do this is to improve, build the structures, and equip it so that Nigerians can get these services seamlessly without tears.

The Comptroller General of the Nigeria Immigration Service, Mister Isah Idris, is asking border communities to be vigilant and avoid infiltration ahead of ...

It would improve passport processing and production for the benefit of the state, he added. He enjoined them to always stand for the progress of the nation. While pledging his commitment to better service delivery to Nigerians, the Thursday statement quoted the CG as commending the government and people of Ogun State for their support.

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NIS also commissioned the Passport Front Office in Kano, Kano State, which will significantly make the acquisition of Nigerian passport seamless for the ...

This development will surely enhance passport processing and production in the Gateway State. “Part of my agenda is to make passport acquisition seamless. The Comptroller General of Immigration (CGI), Mr.

The comptroller-general, Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) Mr Isah Jere Idris gave the charge yesterday, when he visited some border communities in Ogun ...

“The CG also paid a courtesy visit to the governor of Ogun State Dr Dapo Abiodun and the Alake of Egbaland Oba Adedotun Gbadebo 111. The statement also added that, “The CGIS rounded up his tour of Immigration formations in Zone A (Lagos and Ogun States) with a working visit to the passport offices in Ikoyi and Alausa, as well as the new passport front office in Alimosho to be commissioned soon by the minister of interior. Ahead of the general elections slated for February/March, communities situated at Nigeria’s borders have been told to be vigilant and guard against the infiltration of foreigners into the country.