NIS - Nigeria Immigration Service
More trouble for Odili as EFCC deepens N100bn scam probe, NIS holds on to passport
Former Rivers governor, Peter Odili's N100bn probe with the EFCC is still ongoing and the international passport is still with the Nigeria Immigration Service.
Good news as passport office introduces Saturday, Sunday services
The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) recently announced the commencement of Saturdays and Sundays operations at its passport office in Ikeja, Lagos state
Passport production hits over 38,000 in four months in Lagos, NIS gives important reason
Again, Nigerian Immigration Service has announced recently that the Ikoyi Office in Lagos state produced over 38, 280 international passports in four months.
Breaking: Victory at last as Nigerian ex-governor floors EFCC, NIS in court
The Federal High Court in Abuja on Monday, October 18, ordered the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) to release the international passport of Peter Odili.
Why we seized Peter Odili's passport - Nigerian Immigration Service reveals
The Nigerian Immigration Service on Friday, October 8, revealed that it was ordered by the EFCC to seize the international passport of Ex-governor Peter Odili.
Trap set as Buhari's govt places 3,964 Nigerians on watchlist
The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has forwarded the names of about 3,964 wanted Nigerians to international passports for arrrest by security operatives.
Just in: Prominent former governor placed on EFCC watchlist, passport seized
The Nigeria Immigration Service says it seized the passport of former Rivers governor, Dr Peter Odili, because he has been placed on the watchlist of the EFCC.
Just In: Nigeria Immigration Service gets new head as CG Babandede bows out after 5 years in office
Idris Isah Jere, a Deputy Comptroller General, has taken over as the acting Comptroller General of the Nigeria Immigration Service after Babandede's retirement.
Nigeria's U.S. Embassy, consulates send crucial message to passport applicants over fake website
Nigeria's U.S Embassy and Consulates have warned that some scammers are using fake website to defraud unsuspecting Nigerians by directing them to make payments.
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