Nigeria Immigration Service Inaugurates 108 Anti-Corruption Officers to Strengthen Ethical Governance

The Nigeria Immigration Service, under the leadership of CG Nandap, recently swore in 108 anti-corruption officers to establish a proactive grassroots-driven system of ethical governance. The officers, including Olusegun Adigun and Lt.

Col. S.H.

Sanadi, were deployed across the country to promote integrity and combat corrupt practices within the service. Nandap emphasized the importance of creating a culture of transparency and accountability, urging regular education on ethical standards and laws.

The initiative received support from the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC) and the Nigerian Army, represented by Lt. Col.

S.H. Sanadi, who pledged to cooperate in anti-corruption efforts.

The move signals the Nigeria Immigration Service's commitment to maintaining zero tolerance for corruption and building a professional and transparent institution.