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Monday, June 17, 2019

Nigeria Set To Commence Issuing Residence Permit And Deporting Illegal Immigrants

Will this work?



The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) will commence issuance of residence permits to foreign nationals in the next three months as it moves to expel millions of illegal immigrants living in the country.

Comptroller-General of Immigration, Muhammad Babandede, disclosed this during the passing out ceremony of the 44th Superintendent Basic Course for 396 trained officers from the Immigration Training School, Kano.


According to him: “In the next three months, the Service would commence issuance of Residence Permits to Foreign Nationals resident in the country and anybody who failed to possess his own before the expiration of the stipulated time faces deportation.

“In the face of serious insecurity facing the country, the only option left for the service is the issuance of Permits for all Foreign Nationals living in the country.

“In the face of global reality coupled with the insurgency and other serious security threats, Nigeria must take all necessary steps in protecting its sovereignty for the citizens to go about their lawful businesses in peace.”

Babandede noted the Service has taken serious steps in ensuring “our borders are protected and Nigeria becomes safer for business and encourage the inflow of foreign direct investments without undermining national security.”


From pm news

29 comments:

  1. What makes them think the so called illegal immigrants wants to stay, perhaps they too are saving money to go back to base... #mtchew

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  2. hmmmmmmm it can work if the government wants it to work

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  3. Enter your comment...it has to ooo.Nigeria is the only country that allows immigrants to live without permit and its all shades of wrong.u can't even try such in Cameroon .

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    1. Very true@ Cameroon. I was so surprised when I arrived at Cameroon and I saw they take it seriously.

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  4. Mcheeeew some Nigerians sef want to be deported too.

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    1. I don laff fall for ground. Stella this na better joke to lighten up today monday oh. Laff don kill me finish. Nigeria abrg deport me, i nor wan stay again. Real misplaced priorities.. So illegal foreigners are the cause of power failure, bad roads, bad hospitals and universities. High cost of living, rising dollar?

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    2. Abeg, money wey dem for use deport those innocent 'citizens' make the dem use am invest into the power sector..

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    3. Shebi, it's a country that has it's citizen's database that can think of deporting?...

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    4. Nawa oo.. this government! Na so so Lai Mohammed pikin Dem full here

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  5. That is if taking bribe will allow them to implement it

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  6. That is a good one.
    Nigerians talk alot,the time is right for us to minimise the talk and get into action.
    we need transparency and accountability to permeate in every nook and cranny of offices in Nigeria;by so doing things will fall in place for us.
    IT CAN WORK if only all hands would be on deck in achieving that goal.

    God bless Nigeria and Nigerians.

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  7. Dead on arrival... Bribery and corruption will kill this project.

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  8. As usual nonsense from our officials... How did they get into the country in the 1st place. Was it not our embassy that gave them visas... is it not through our borders they entered... so which permit do they want to issue again.. another scam to make money

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  9. imagine them picking you up and tell you that you are cameroonian while you come from igbo...there is no data base how will they identify immigrant.there will be so many civil suit. jst like the case of shagba darman V interior minister

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    1. Database for where, their on the road verbally asking for your state of origin and LGA, even ask you to speak your language, if your wearing a long sleeve you pull it up ( looking for immunisation mark) or you bribe them 5000.

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  10. Am sure that only those aboki from our neighbouring country will be interested

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  11. I dont think this can work when we have so many chadians,Ghanaians, malians and all the likes here.
    Another form of wastage,PMB should just build a wall.

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  12. E no go work samsam! Wey Cotonou person go claim Egun (Badagry) as dem resemble. Malians and Niger people go claim hausa/ fulani. How dem wan take kno who be who. Bribery go come be the icing sugar / fundant. Shior, awon ti won o serious.

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  13. All the Jaaminass must be fished out because the neck song does not happen in Nija. Niger republic security guards too... foreigners every where

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