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Kebbi NIS To Work With Security Agencies

by Kabir Wurma
1 year ago
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Comptroller of Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) in Kebbi State, Saidu Bashir Daura, has promised to support other security agencies in curbing criminal activities in the state.

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Daura made the pledge when he received the new commissioner of police of the state, Bello Sani, in his office at the command headquarters in Gwadangaji in the Birnin Kebbi metropolis.

Daura assured his guest of total support throughout his stay as NIS comptroller in the state.

He said the police and NIS are like twin brothers and promised to collaborate with the police to improve the security architecture in the state.

The NIS boss briefed the CP on the NIS’s ongoing passport reforms and e-border policy to check the influx of illegal aliens into Nigeria.

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Earlier, Sani told his host that immigration and the police must collaborate to curb the menace of criminals in the state.

 


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