- Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) to implement changes at borders following reports of unprofessional conduct at Seme border
- Minister of Interior directs immediate action to address misconduct, NIS pledges consequences, and emphasizes commitment to professionalism
The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) is set to implement changes at the country’s borders in response to allegations of unprofessional conduct by officers at the Seme border. The Minister of Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, has expressed displeasure over the reported misconduct and directed immediate action to address the situation without compromising national security.
The National Public Relations Officer of the NIS, Aridegbe Adedotun, announced that the Comptroller General of Immigration, Caroline Wura-Ola Adepoju, has pledged severe consequences if the allegations are true. The NIS emphasized that the reported activities do not align with the values and standards upheld by the service.
In compliance with the ministerial directive, the NIS is implementing changes at the borders to ensure the smooth passage of migrants while maintaining national security. The Comptroller General personally oversees these changes to address any shortcomings and reinforce a culture of accountability within the service.
The NIS encourages the public to report unprofessional conduct or provide feedback through official social media platforms. The service assures the public that all feedback and complaints will be thoroughly investigated, and appropriate action will be taken to address any misconduct.
The Comptroller General is confident that, with the continued support of the Minister of Interior, the NIS will overcome challenges and strengthen its commitment to professionalism, accountability, and public trust.
The NIS remains dedicated to its mandate of ensuring border security and facilitating the smooth movement of people. The service appreciates the public’s cooperation in maintaining the highest standards of professionalism and accountability.
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