Nigeria Immigration Service Graduates 62 Senior Officers

The Nigeria Immigration Service graduated 62 senior officers from the 13th Command Course at the Immigration Command Staff College in Sokoto on a Saturday. This three-month intensive program focused on strategic leadership, border security, and migration management as part of the service's initiative to develop leadership and build capacity.

The event was attended by key representatives, including Kemi Nanna Nandap, the Assistant Comptroller General, and Su Agba, who charged the graduates to uphold professional integrity and excel in service. Agba reaffirmed the service's commitment to building a highly professional, disciplined, and technology-driven workforce to address emerging migration and border security challenges.

The 62 officers were conferred with the Pass Command Course (PCC) honor, highlighting their successful completion of the rigorous program. The ceremony also featured awards for outstanding participation, and the graduates were encouraged to apply their acquired knowledge and skills to improve operational effectiveness in safeguarding Nigeria's borders.