The Comptroller General (CG), of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Muhammed Babandede disclosed this at a workshop with Asst. Comptrollers General and Comptrollers on ease of doing business in Nigeria and sensitization on Agriculture. Babandede assured Nigerians not to entertain any fear about the availability of passport booklets across the country. He said the service is working round the clock to replicate the success recorded in other states. The Immigration boss said the NIS is ready to entertain constructive criticisms, about the service delivered to the public. His words: “As at last week, the entire backlog of pending passport applications at all the passport offices in Lagos State has been cleared and we wish to assure Nigerians not to entertain any fears about the availability of passport booklets across the nation.” On the training for top officers, Babandede said: “You may wish to recall that the 5th schedule, section 2 of the 1999 Constitution allows Public Servants to engage in Agriculture without the risk of being accused of private practice. In view of the need to encourage officers to eschew corruption we want to offer alternatives that are sustainable until retirement from service and thereafter. “I have been privileged to be exposed to the various initiatives of the Federal Government of Nigeria to support Agriculture, which are being thrown open to encourage the participation of all and sundry; therefore, we felt same should be cascaded, not only to build the capacity of senior officers but to enable same knowledge to be extended to interested officers.” He praed the Minister of Agriculture, Chief Audu Ogbe for his approval to hold the sensitization workshop.]]>
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