The Comptroller General, KN Nandap, pcc, mmis, fsmn, participated in the Constitution Review Legislative Dialogue on National Security Architecture, themed “Nigeria’s Peace and Security: The Constitutional Imperatives,” held on June 16, 2025, at the National Counter Terrorism Centre in Abuja.”

The high-level dialogue on National Security was jointly convened by the House of Representatives Committee on Constitution Review and the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA). The event brought together top security chiefs, lawmakers, government agency heads, experts, civil society representatives, and community leaders to discuss legislative and policy reforms aimed at enhancing Nigeria’s National Security framework and promoting a safer Nigeria.

The Nigeria Immigration Service remains committed to bolstering National Security through strategic collaborations and constitutional alignment. By collaborating with key stakeholders and aligning with constitutional imperatives, the NIS aims to enhance border security, promote regional stability, and contribute to a safer Nigeria.

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ACI AS AKINLABI
SERVICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER,
NIGERIA IMMIGRATION SERVICE HEADQUARTERS,
ABUJA.
17TH JUNE, 2025

Nigeria Immigration Service honored with security partnership recognition award at the Nigeria Police Award 2025 Ceremony.

The Nigeria Immigration Service, under the leadership of the Comptroller General, KN Nandap, pcc, mmis, fsmn, proudly received the “Security Partnership Recognition Award” at the 2nd Nigeria Police Awards 2025, which held last night.

The President and C-in-C, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, was ably represented by The Distinguished Senate President, Senator Godswill Akpabio, GCON at the event, which was officially declared open by the Chief Host, Inspector General of Police Kayode Egbetokun, Ph.D, NPM.
The ceremony, attended by Service Chiefs, Heads of Security Agencies, and key stakeholders, from across Nigeria’s security architecture was aimed to recognize these institutions and individuals for their outstanding contributions to National Security.

The Nigeria Immigration Service remains committed to strengthening its collaboration with the Nigeria Police Force and other security agencies, fostering a unified and robust approach to tackling National Security challenges.

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ACI AS AKINLABI
SERVICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER,
NIGERIA IMMIGRATION SERVICE HEADQUARTERS,
ABUJA.
5TH JUNE, 2025

The Comptroller General, KN Nandap, pcc, mmis, fsmn, received a courtesy visit from the International Organization for Migration (IOM) delegation, led by Dimanche Sharon, the new Chief of Mission in Nigeria.

In her speech, the Chief of Mission, highlighted that her visit aimed to promote regular migration and strengthen collaboration on integrated Border Management, emphasizing the importance of robust security measures at key crossing points, particularly in vulnerable regions like the Lake Chad Basin.

The Comptroller General, during her remarks, highlighted the significance of partnerships in Migration Management and Border Security, noting that Border Governance is the Service’ core mandate. She emphasized the role of technology in enhancing Border control and National Security, and praised the strategic partnership with IOM, outlining potential areas for future collaboration in operations, technical expertise, and legal frameworks.

This engagement between the Nigeria Immigration Service and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) signifies a reaffirmed commitment by the Service to strengthening Border Management, promoting regular Migration, and enhancing National Security through strategic partnerships.

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ACI AS AKINLABI
SERVICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER,
NIGERIA IMMIGRATION SERVICE HEADQUARTERS,
ABUJA.
4TH JUNE, 2025

Nigeria Immigration Service in collaboration with Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) hosts stakeholders’ sensitization and engagement on the implementation of e-visa , landing and exit card.

Earlier today in Lagos, the Hon. Minister of Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, and the Comptroller General, Nigeria Immigration Service, KN Nandap pcc, mmis, fsmn in collaboration with Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority hosted a Stakeholders’ Sensitization and engagement on the implementation of e-Visa, Landing, and Exit Card. The Minister, in his keynote address, warned airlines against bringing passengers without valid visas or Landing and Exit Cards, stressing that National Security is non-negotiable. He urged NIS, NCAA to enforce the 2025 Nigeria Visa Policy, stating that airlines have a duty to verify visas before boarding. While the e-Visa system improves access, he emphasized that applicants must meet clear criteria and that as of 22nd May 2025, five thousand eight hundred and fourteen (5,814) applications had been received and five thousand six hundredand seventy one (5,671) approved. The barcode-enabled system aims to strengthen Border Control and data intelligence.In his remarks, the Director-General of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), Capt. Chris Najomo described the introduction of the e-Visa and the Landing and Exit Card systems as a major milestone in enhancing air travel facilitation while upholding top-tier aviation security and operational efficiency He noted that the e-Visa aligns with global best practices, particularly ICAO’s Annex 9 on Facilitation, and is designed to improve the traveller experience while strengthening border control.In her closing remarks, Comptroller General, Nigeria Immigration Service, KN Nandap,pcc, mmis, fsmn, extended heartfelt appreciation to the Minister of Interior, Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, the NCAA Director-General, the Managing Director of FAAN, and the dedicated NIS team for their contributions. She emphasized the importance of sustained inter-agency collaboration to ensure the seamless and effective implementation of the e-Visa, Landing, and Exit Card systems, reaffirming the NIS’ commitment to a secure, efficient, and technology-driven immigration process.

e-Signed ACI AS AKINLABI

SERVICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER,

NIGERIA IMMIGRATION SERVICE HEADQUARTERS,

ABUJA.

23rd MAY, 2025

The Nigeria Immigration Service, in collaboration with the United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism (UNOCT), has successfully concluded the Regional Maritime Security Workshop, underscoring its commitment to enhancing maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea through the adoption of technology and sustained capacity development.

The final day of the workshop began with a field visit to the seaport organized by NIS, providing participants with first-hand insights into frontline operational dynamics and port security management. The extensive engagement at the seaport offered valuable insights.

Upon return to the venue, participants proceeded directly to the wrap-up and recommendations session, during which key observations were shared and expectations set for the issuance of a formal communiqué to guide future regional cooperation efforts.

The workshop came to a close with a certificate presentation ceremony recognizing the dedication and contributions of all participants, followed by a group photo session to commemorate the event.

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ACI AS AKINLABI
SERVICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER,
NIGERIA IMMIGRATION SERVICE HEADQUARTERS, ABUJA.
22nd May, 2025

Yesterday, The Comptroller General of Nigeria Immigration Service, KN Nandap, pcc, mmis, fsmn, received members of the House of Representatives Committee on Safety Standards and Regulations, led by the Chairman, Hon. David Idris Zacharias, on an oversight visit. The focus of the visit was on promoting a culture of safety within the Service.

The Comptroller General reaffirmed NIS’ commitment to maintaining high safety standards through strict adherence to standard operating procedures and HSE protocols.

Hon. Idris in his remarks emphasized the importance of establishing a dedicated Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) unit.

The Committee, accompanied by safety professionals from other agencies, inspected various NIS Headquarters facilities to assess existing HSE measures. They commended NIS efforts and pledged to provide a formal report with recommendations, while encouraging NIS to sustain and enhance its safety practices.

This engagement lays a foundation for ongoing improvement, accountability, and alignment with global safety standards.

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AS AKINLABI
SERVICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER,
NIGERIA IMMIGRATION SERVICE
HEADQUARTERS, ABUJA.
20th MAY, 2025

NIS delegation participated in Rabat Process Thematic meeting titled “Youth, Education and Innovation: driving the future of migration”

The Comptroller General of Nigeria Immigration Service, K.N. Nandap, pcc, mmis, fsmn, ably represented by the Deputy Comptroller General in charge of the ICT and Cyber Security Directorate, M.T. Umar, led a delegation to The Rabat Process (Euro-African Dialogue on Migration and Development) Thematic Meeting titled: “Youth, Education and Innovation: Driving the Future of Migration.”

The Forum held on 13th May, 2025 at Transcorp Hotel, Abuja, convened stakeholders from across Central, West, and North Africa, as well as Europe, to engage in meaningful dialogue on migration and development.

The Rabat Process serves as a critical intergovernmental platform aimed at strengthening cooperation between African and European partners on migration issues.

In line with this, the Nigeria Immigration Service reaffirms its unwavering commitment to fostering regional and international collaboration, promoting sustainable migration policies, and empowering African youth through education and innovation.

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AS AKINLABI
SERVICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER,
NIGERIA IMMIGRATION SERVICE
HEADQUARTERS, ABUJA.
14th MAY, 2025