Tag: dios, irregular migration, migrants, nis
Registration of Immigrants: NIS steps up effort, summons DIOs to rid Plateau State of irregular migrants
As the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) steps up efforts at registering migrants through the e-migrants registration as approved by the Federal...
We’ve built brains working for NIS – Babandede
By Ajibola Abayomi 57 years ago, the Federal Government of Nigeria promulgated a law to establish Immigration Department now known as Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS),...
Babandede at NIPSS, speaks on national security
The Comptroller General of Nigeria Immigration Service Muhammad Babandede MFR was invited to the prestigious National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies to...
12 out of 42 Nigerians arraigned by NIS for irregular migration jailed three months
The Federal High Court in Katsina has sentenced twelve(12) out of the 42 Nigerians arrested and sent to court for conviction for illegal entry into Niger Republic...
Fake NIS’ recruitment advert on social media
The Nigeria Immigration Service is forced to make repeated press statements and releases concerning “FAKE RECRUITMENT ADVERTS” this became necessary...
Retired Immigration Officers’ Association pass vote of confidence on CGI
The National Association of Retired Immigration Officers visited the Comptroller General of Nigeria Immigration Service Muhammad Babandede (MFR), at the NIS...
NIS promotes 3548 junior officers
The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has promoted a total of 3548 junior officers. Authenticating the development in a statement on Sunday, Deputy Comptroller of...
NIS Kwara State command inaugurates office
The Honorable Minister of Interior Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola at the Virtual Commissioning of the Kwara State Command of the Nigeria Immigration Service today Tuesday the...
Nigerian immigration law: NIS to prosecute two Indians
Two India nationals (names withheld) are to be prosecuted for violating the Nigerian immigration law, the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS). However, the Comptroller...
