Nigerian Immigration promotes 23 officers to boost productivity 

The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) has promoted 23 officers in Zone B, Kaduna.

Speaking at the promotion ceremony, the Acting Assistant Comptroller General of Immigration, Zone B, CIS Nwoke Godsgift Opusunju, lauded the Minister of Interior, Tunji Olubunmi Ojo and Comptroller General of Immigration, Mrs. Kemi Nanna Nandap for facilitating the promotions which she described as a motivation for effective service.

“Promotion is a welfare package that encourages officers to work professionally and deliver effectively. The newly promoted officers are expected to redouble their efforts and contribute towards the core values of the Nigerian Immigration Service, including border governance and migration management,” she said.

Opusunju charged the officers to see their new ranks as a call to greater responsibility, urging them to remain disciplined, transparent, and committed to the NIS mandate.

“You are expected to be role models and collaborate with sister agencies for effective service delivery. Corruption and unethical behaviour will not be tolerated,” she stated.

In his remarks, Ahmed Karaye, Zonal Comptroller of the Federal Fire Service, Zone B present at the promotion ceremony echoed similar sentiments, urging the officers to remain diligent and avoid actions that could bring disrepute to the NIS.