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The Nigeria Customs Service, Anti-bunkering Unit, said it intercepted 13, 750 litres of Premium Motor Spirit popularly known as petrol in Ogun State. The Coordinator of the NCS’s Anti-bunkering Unit, Husseini Ejibunnu, who disclosed this while addressing journalists in Ikeja on Friday, said that the consignments were intercepted in different parts of Ogun State. Ejibunnu
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The Congress of University Academics has urged President Bola Tinubu to expedite action on policies to alleviate the hardships caused…
The Edo State Controller of the Nigeria Immigration Service, Martins Moye, has raised the alarm over the increasing number of irregular migrants entering Nigeria. Moye raised the alarm at the 2024 Nigeria Immigration Service, NIS, enlightenment campaign against irregular migration in Benin, Edo State capital. He underscored the need for public awareness to curb irregular
Immigration raises alarm over high number of irregular migration in Nigeria
The Edo State Controller of the Nigeria Immigration Service, Martins Moye, has raised the alarm over the increasing number of irregular migrants entering Nigeria.
Moye raised the alarm at the 2024 Nigeria Immigration Service, NIS, enlightenment campaign against irregular migration in Benin, Edo State capital.
He underscored the need for public awareness to curb irregular migration.
A facilitator from NIS headquarters in Abuja, David Amanahu, highlighted Edo State’s historical role in irregular migration.
According to him, due to recent efforts by the Edo State Command, the state has improved in the national ranking on irregular migration.
“The positive news is that Edo State is no longer ranked number one in irregular migration.
“Credit goes to the dedicated team in Edo who worked tirelessly to improve the situation,” Amanahu stated.
Amanahu, while delivering a message from the Controller-General of Immigration, Kemi Nandap, noted that the NIS is now more focused than ever on border management and migration issues.
Immigration raises alarm over high number of irregular migration in Nigeria
Retired police officers have decried the disparity in retirement benefits between themselves and their counterparts in the military, accusing the government of neglect. According to the retired officers, while former Commissioners of Police are currently paid a meagre N73,000 monthly as pensions, their military counterparts receive over N300,000, a situation they describe as unjust and
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Retired police officers have decried the disparity in retirement benefits between themselves and their counterparts in the military, accusing the government of neglect. According to the retired officers, while former Commissioners of Police are currently paid a meagre N73,000 monthly as pensions, their military counterparts receive over N300,000, a situation they describe as unjust and