As the nation prepares for her General elections coming up in February and March 2023, the Comptroller General of Nigeria Immigration Service, Isah Jere Idris has called for the cooperation of traditional rulers in the country on the control of movements of unwanted foreigners who may want to enter into the country and disrupt the electoral processes.
Idris made the appeal on Thursday during the courtesy visits he paid on traditional rulers in Lagos State.
The Comptroller General who was at the palaces of Oba of Lagos and Oniru of Iru land appealed to the monarchs to pass the message to their subjects to be more vigilant on activities of foreigners in their domains and prevent a situation where foreigners are used to disrupt the electoral processes.
The CGIS who commissioned a waiting lounge constructed and donated by Christ Embassy for the use of passport applicants at Ikeja Passport Office, Alausa, Ikeja also commissioned a giant generator set donated by Lagos State government and a waiting lounge equipped with toys and other materials for the use of under aged applicants.
Idris who expressed satisfaction with the level of works at the construction of Alimosho Passport Office in Alimosho Local Government Area of Lagos State and a building project at Ikoyi headquarters of Lagos State Command of the Service, assured that the two projects would soon be ready for commissioning by the Minister of Internal Affairs, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola.
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