The Comptroller-General of Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Muhammad Babandede, has said that those involved or indicted for internet frauds, financial and other crimes abroad would no longer have easy access to the country due to the NIS collaboration with the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) He said this on Thursday in Abuja at the August edition of the Lunch Time Reform Seminar organised by the Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR).

This is as the CG said he once disguised as a cleaner at one of the nation’s airport to see the conduct of officers and men of the NIS.

He said this largely impact on the reforms carried out in the organisation as he saw things for himself and thanked the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) management for their support.

According to him, the NIS has gotten access to Interpol database information and that this would enable the NIS to track and prevent any criminal wanted globally from entering or doing business in Nigeria. “We are able to now access the database of the INTERPOL and by this those 77 or other Nigerians, would not be able to sneak into the country under whatever disguise and if they do, they would be arrested. It is even possible in some instances to wait for them to come so that they can be arrested,” he said.

He also said that the National Identification Number (NIN) is compulsory for Nigerian to obtain and renew their passports and that the NIS is evolving the Migrant Identification Number (MIN) for regularized migrants in the country to boost security.

The Director General (DG), BPSR, Mr. Ibrahim Dasuki Arabi, said that NIS has implemented most of the recommendations by BPSR which has translated into improvement in quality of service delivered by the organisation. According to him, the essence of the seminar was to share experiences, expose participants to internationally accepted best practices and equip each other to be better placed in driving reforms in various Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs). He said it was now more obvious that traditional government structures and systems were no longer suitable to meet the demands, desires and challenges of complex global economies.

He said that to effectively accomplish targets, day-to-day government business should no longer rely on conventional approaches but used the modern and international best practices.

Read more: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/financial-crimes-those-indicted-abroad-wont-sneak-to-nigeria-immigration-cg-2.html

That serves them right

Let's all try to live a life worthy of emulation.

It pays off Real BIG

Whatsoever yOu sow... That's what you will reap.

If you do good... Good fortune go follow you

If you do bad... Bad fortune go follow you too

But people like maina can right?

If those miscreants have any sense remaining, they should just decamp to APC & they would be provided with security when they arrive Nigeria...

Possibly given appointments in the CBN too ala Magashi...

Afterall, PMB is not 'aware'... Lol

The quality of your thinking determines the quality of your life.

What if they enter Cameroon, Ghana or Niger Republic, then Ja_Pa like Naira Marley enter Calabar, Lasgidi or Adamawa

Just imagining for a friend

OK sir

Maina wont sneak into country again to reclaim his post?

Is he serious?

Not if they would have to go through those corrupt immigration officers at the international airports, those ones are law unto themselves!

PureGoldh:
That serves them right

Let's all try to live a life worthy of emulation.

It pays off Real BIG

You too dey believe my dear, no be Naija Government All na mouth

Sakamaje

Na today.

Story!!!
Anyways, it is good to appears what you're not to those that can be deceived. Who will prevent them from entering. You guys that collect Roger at the entering point?!

But they will sneak to other countries

JosEast:
The Comptroller-General of Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Muhammad Babandede, has said that those involved or indicted for internet frauds, financial and other crimes abroad would no longer have easy access to the country due to the NIS collaboration with the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) He said this on Thursday in Abuja at the August edition of the Lunch Time Reform Seminar organised by the Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR).

This is as the CG said he once disguised as a cleaner at one of the nation’s airport to see the conduct of officers and men of the NIS.

He said this largely impact on the reforms carried out in the organisation as he saw things for himself and thanked the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) management for their support.

According to him, the NIS has gotten access to Interpol database information and that this would enable the NIS to track and prevent any criminal wanted globally from entering or doing business in Nigeria. “We are able to now access the database of the INTERPOL and by this those 77 or other Nigerians, would not be able to sneak into the country under whatever disguise and if they do, they would be arrested. It is even possible in some instances to wait for them to come so that they can be arrested,” he said.

He also said that the National Identification Number (NIN) is compulsory for Nigerian to obtain and renew their passports and that the NIS is evolving the Migrant Identification Number (MIN) for regularized migrants in the country to boost security.

The Director General (DG), BPSR, Mr. Ibrahim Dasuki Arabi, said that NIS has implemented most of the recommendations by BPSR which has translated into improvement in quality of service delivered by the organisation. According to him, the essence of the seminar was to share experiences, expose participants to internationally accepted best practices and equip each other to be better placed in driving reforms in various Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs). He said it was now more obvious that traditional government structures and systems were no longer suitable to meet the demands, desires and challenges of complex global economies.

He said that to effectively accomplish targets, day-to-day government business should no longer rely on conventional approaches but used the modern and international best practices.

Read more: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/financial-crimes-those-indicted-abroad-wont-sneak-to-nigeria-immigration-cg-2.html

nonsense and buhari shrink balls.

mamajj17:


You too dey believe my dear, no be Naija Government All na mouth

No be lie sha... Our governmental policies are just too weak and unstable.

Corruption is on a high pitch in dx country

This is absolutely crazy considering the immigration service is one of the most corrupt agencies in Nigeria. The only thing those indicted of criminal activities will do is to buy 'bread and mineral' SHIKENA Free passage is guaranteed.

Story

That's if they're not already in Nigeria

Good morning, we are ready to do business today. Check my signature.
Thanks

Lol in a country that has plenty entry port both land and sea. Keep deceiving yourself

Na so. Oga turn your dodo, it is burning. People that will still bribe their way into the country.

Am sure they aren't planning too

Do we have borders.

armadeo:
Do we have borders.

I tire o!

With the current existing porous borders? They will come in through the North.