NIS Begins Acceptance of New Passport Applications

Posted by Thandiubani on Tue 08th Jun, 2021 - tori.ng

Nigerians have been informed by the Nigeria Immigration Service that they can now apply for new passports.


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New passport applications are now being accepted at the the Oyo State Command of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS).
 
The command’s comptroller, Safiya Mohammed, announced this on Tuesday, in Ibadan, the state capital, at a send-off for Usman Babangida, the outgoing comptroller, NAN reports.
 
Mohammed said the command has started receiving new applications, in line with a directive by the NIS’ Comptroller-General, Muhammad Babandede.
 
Nigeria Immigration postpones application for new passports again
 
“The agency had suspended new applications for passports to clear the backlog of passport applications that were received.

“One of the priorities of the CG is the processing and prompt delivery of passports to applicants. He told me to see that the backlog is cleared.

“Also, the command over the weekend worked overnight, and we were able to produce over 3,000 passports out of the backlog.

“This is to give room for new applicants to be attended to. New applications started at 12 midnight on Tuesday,” she said.
 
She further thanked the outgoing comptroller for the precedents he set in the command, describing him as a dedicated and hardworking man.
 
Recall that the NIS had suspended fresh passport applications to clear a backlog of applications received before May 17.
 
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