Criticism Mounts Over NIS Passport Fee Hike as Anti-People Policy

Social commentator David Adenuga criticizes the Nigeria Immigration Service's decision to increase the cost of obtaining international passports, labeling it as an anti-people policy. Adenuga argues that the hike in passport fees, especially amid economic hardships, is unjustifiable and exacerbates inequality.
The move is seen as exploitative and reflective of poor governance, limiting access to essential documents for ordinary Nigerians. Adenuga calls for a reconsideration of the fee increment to ensure accessibility for all citizens, highlighting the impact on education, business, and healthcare opportunities abroad.
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