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The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) said it will launch a control centre for online border monitoring by next year and also activate complaints centres to curb illegal foreign migrants.
The Comptroller General of Immigration, Mr. Mohammed Babadede, unfolded the plan on Monday in Abuja during the decoration of 41 senior officers, including 14 Assistant Comptrollers General of Immigration.
He also decorated 38 Comptrollers of Immigration, including the Service Public Relations Officer, Mr. King Ekpedeme.
Babadede described the occasion as one that would spur officers to brace up to defend their ranks and change their orientation to face the challenges of recent times.
He told the officers that migration had assumed a major problem and advised officers not to allow Nigeria to become a victim.
“We must patrol and protect our borders to curtail irregular migrants so as to fight terrorism,’’ he said. He also told officers to ensure proficiency in allowing foreigners because many of them have taken over Nigerian jobs.
“We are so careless and so foreigners have taken over our jobs, including driving taxes, taken over both the mining and oil and gas sector. “You must change and bring about better Nigeria.’’
The Comptroller General of Immigration, Mr. Mohammed Babadede, unfolded the plan on Monday in Abuja during the decoration of 41 senior officers, including 14 Assistant Comptrollers General of Immigration.
He also decorated 38 Comptrollers of Immigration, including the Service Public Relations Officer, Mr. King Ekpedeme.
Babadede described the occasion as one that would spur officers to brace up to defend their ranks and change their orientation to face the challenges of recent times.
He told the officers that migration had assumed a major problem and advised officers not to allow Nigeria to become a victim.
“We must patrol and protect our borders to curtail irregular migrants so as to fight terrorism,’’ he said. He also told officers to ensure proficiency in allowing foreigners because many of them have taken over Nigerian jobs.
“We are so careless and so foreigners have taken over our jobs, including driving taxes, taken over both the mining and oil and gas sector. “You must change and bring about better Nigeria.’’
