Earlier today, the Director General (DG), National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking In Persons (NAPTIP), Binta Adamu Bello, OON, with some of her management team paid a visit to the Comptroller General Nigeria Immigration Service.

Highlighting the objective of the visit, the DG NAPTIP expressed her desire to strengthen the existing relationship between both Agencies, and to seek more collaboration in tackling Trafficking In Persons (TIP).

In her response, the Comptroller General of Immigration Service (CGIS), KN Nandap, pcc, mmis, fsmn, commended the DG NAPTIP’s efforts in tackling “TIP” and further reiterated that through collaboration and partnership we can effectively combat threats to our nation.  She stressed that NIS will not relent in the fight against Smuggling of Migrants (SOM) and TIP especially with the e-solutions being introduced and through collaborative efforts in areas of intelligence and data sharing.

The Nigeria Immigration Service is committed to safeguarding the Nations Borders and enhancing Migration Management.

DCI KT UDO

Service Public Relations Officer,

Service Headquarters, Abuja.

20th November, 2024.

During the week, the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) joined the rest of the world in observing international customer week with a theme: “Above and Beyond”.

The week-long Event which started on the 7th October, 2024, ended today Friday, 11th October, 2024, with the decoration and award of the Comptroller General of Immigration Service (CGIS), KN Nandap, pcc, mmis, fsmn, with “SERVICOM Champion of Nigeria Immigration Service” emblem and “Excellent Award in Leadership”. While performing the decoration, the National Coordinator and Chief Executive Officer, SERVICOM Office, Presidency, Mrs Nnenna Akagemeli, represented by Mr Ben Oluko showered accolades on the CGIS for the great improvement being witnessed in the Service under her watch.

In her speech, the CGIS ably represented by the DCG incharge of Investigation and Compliance, GC Didel, charged officers and men to step up efforts at exceeding customers’ expectations at our service windows. The thanked the National Coordinator and our esteem customers for robust engagement over the years. She further expressed firm commitment to excellent service delivery through capacity building in hostmanship and  SERVICOM related initiatives which have direct bearing on compliance with institutional ethics and global best practices.

Twenty-One (21) other deserving officers including top management staff were recognised with varying categories of awards which include SERVICOM Friendly Disposition Award (11 awardees), Adminstration Prowess Award (1 awardee), ICT Prowess and Excellent Support System Award (2 awardees),  SERVICOM Excellence Service Delivery Award (4 awardees) and Excellent Complaint Resolution Award (1 awardee).

DCI KT Udo,

Service Public Relations Officer,

Service Headquarters, Abuja. 11th October, 2024.

The Service regrets to announce a recent attack by a suspected terrorist group on Border facilities and contractors on site, at the Kangiwa Border in Kangiwa Local Government Area of Kebbi State at about 1920 hours on Friday 10th, January 2025.

2. The attack led to the death of four persons; a local watchman and three contractors. No Immigration officer was killed during the attack. However, the Service recorded substantial damages on it’s Border facilities.
3. Our heartfelt condolences go out to the families of the deceased. The Service is actively working alongside other sister security agencies to identify and apprehend those responsible for these heinous acts and bring them to justice.
4. The Nigeria Immigration Service remains steadfast in fulfilling its core mandate of Border Security, aligned with the overarching objective of enhancing National Security.

e-Signed
DCI KT UDO
SERVICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER,
NIGERIA IMMIGRATION SERVICE HEADQUARTERS,
ABUJA.
12TH JANUARY, 2025

Today, IOM’s Chief of Mission, Paola Pace, and Ambassador of Burkina Faso, Passida Paschal Gouba, paid a courtesy visit to the Comptroller General of Immigration Service, KN Nandap, pcc, mnis, fsmn. The visit aimed to strengthen bilateral relations, address shared concerns on regional migration.

2. In her remarks, the Comptroller General, emphasised the critical role partnerships play in managing Migration in the Country. In addition, she noted the successes birthed by these strategic partnerships over the years and, also, the progress made in the digitisation process being made in the Service. Furthermore, she outlined key areas for possible collaboration which have operational, technical and legal dimensions.
3. The Chief of Mission IOM, and the Ambassador of Burkina Faso, in separate remarks, expressed their commitment to work with the Service towards delivering on its statutory Mandates.

DCI KT UDO,
Service Public Relations Officer,
Service Headquarters, Abuja.
20th December, 2024.