NIS Rivers State Branch Launches "Operation Border Security" James Sunday, the Comptroller of Rivers State Immigration Service (N...
NIS Rivers State Branch Launches "Operation Border Security"
James Sunday, the Comptroller of Rivers State Immigration Service (NIS), gave reporters a briefing on the start of "Operation Border Security" in that state.
The Acting Comptroller General of the Immigration Service, Caroline Wuraola Adepoju, visited the Maritime Border Management Office while on a two-day official visit to Akwa Ibom State, according to the Comptroller, who claimed that this was the outcome of their discussion with her.
In particular, the Comptroller of Akwa Ibom, Abia, Cross River, Ebonyi, Rivers, and the Water Border Control Department in Akwa Ibom State are part of her team of senior officers holding the position of Comptroller of Zone E of the Nigerian Immigration Service.
Due to Rivers State's location along the river's banks, the visit was undertaken to evaluate border projects, operations, and economic activity.
According to Comptroller James Sunday, the meeting's main objective and the usage of the Acting Comptroller General of the Immigration Service's directions are both referred to as "Operation Border Security," which refers to the bolstering of border security. According to Caroline Wuraola Adepoju, I made the decision to launch the project with our officers in Rivers State for that reason.
"The authorities will conduct raids on locations, hiding places, and ports where it is believed that illegal aliens are hiding out, seize them, and prosecute any individual or group of immigrants found to be residing here without proper documentation.
"We will keep up the fight to get rid of illegal immigrants in Rivers State who can engage in bad deeds and avoid capture whenever they commit a crime or crimes," the statement reads. get involved in something wrong that could endanger lives and property in Rivers and cause instability." He spoke.
The NIS branch in Rivers State's public relations officer, ASI Nwosu Chukwu, said in a news release that the organisation has begun working right away and would keep working till it is pleased. that according to the requirements of the Immigration Act Exit 2015 and Laws 2017, as well as other significant laws of the nation, the illegal immigrants have gone to their own locations to prepare their documents and communities.
In Rivers, Comptroller James reassured the law-abiding migrants that they are always defending their companies, lives, and property. He also asked the community or group leaders to compile a list of their members. to ensure that everyone is listed with the Immigration Service (NIS) in Rivers State.