The application for passport booklets has been halted by an additional one week by the Nigeria Immigration Service.
On Tuesday June 1, in a statement released by the agency, the applications which was scheduled to resume on June 1, will now commence on June 8.
According to NIS’ spokesperson, Amos Okpu, the congestion at its issuing centers will not allow the Service to accommodate new applications.
The statement read;
“This situation will not allow the Service to accommodate new applications especially considering our desire to ensure that people who come to our offices comply with all the COVID-19 protocols.
“Consequent upon the above, the Minister of Interior, Rauf Aregbesola, has extended the commencement of the new passport regime earlier scheduled for June 1, 2021 by one week till June 8, 2021.
“The Comptroller General of Immigration assures all of full commitment to improved service delivery to all passport applicants and others.
“Passport Control Officers have been directed to continue to send out short message notifications for collection to all applicants who indicated functional contact details/numbers in their applications while efforts have been intensified to clear up the remaining applications in some Centers.”
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