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My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by Nobody: 11:08am On Jan 09, 2023
Last week Wednesday, I went to the immigration office (state withheld) to renew my passport. I wanted to do it in Abuja but the fee was so high. So I ported to another state. I connected with an officer who's a church member that worked in another state. I paid N40K. I v applied since Nov 16th 2022 but did my capturing on the 4th of January. I arrived at exactly 7:55am despite that the official time on my slip for my capturing was 12:00pm. I did this cos I know Nigeria has huge population and anywhere that registration is taking place is always filled with people if you don't come early. Around 8:05am, we were allowed to go into the secretariat and take out seats in a hall that looked like a university lecture theatre. We were addressed by the PRO of that state and some officers on how we ll be called for capturing based in our number tags. However, what fascinated me where listed below:

* The Handsome & Polite PRO:
That state's NIS PRO was a young man in his late 30s or early 40s. He wore native buba and sokoto dress, nice haircut, smell nice and easy so cute. He spoke sofly, eloquent and maintained eye contact with over 300 of us that are passport applicants. But the man shocked us when he mentioned that the state has only two computers for data capturing. As in a whole state's immigration office/secretariat having just two computers?

* They had two computer systems for capturing 100s of people daily: * Yes. Just two computers o and they said they v told FG severally but that's what was allocated to them. The minister of interior Rauf Aregbesola, how can a state posses just two computers for capturing large number of people. No wonder there's delay in collecting passports.

*Favouritism: The PRO said he ll not allow favouritism but later said if he receives calls from superior officers, he has no choice but to obey. However, considerations ll be given to disabled, kids and aged people. I thought he was very sincere until I left the place around 7:30pm that day cos I wasn't captured earlier due to favouritism and connections. Some people came to capture and they were not on queue. Infact, they just call whoever they know and the officers go outside to bring them in or direct them in. I was given number 106. So I wondered how I wasn't captured in time and a lot of people that were not with us in the morning were going for capturing. Who dem sabi?

* Officers Coming From Rear Door To Call Their Candidates or Clients They Helped To Register: This happened when we were still in the hall, getting our tags. Some officers ll come and pick their clients and take them in directly for their registration, capturing etc. As in the connection was annoying. Shey dem no sabi follow protocols?

* Only Two Toilets That's Looking Average But Smell So Bad: Their toilet lacked deodorants to decontaminate foul odours. I wanted to ease myself but had to hold it till I got back home cos I can't risk toilet infections.
For a state's immigration office to v two toilets is abysmal. I hope it's not so for other states or we v states with poorer facilities. Nigeria I hail thee.

* Peeled & Old Paint On The Building:
The painting of the building look so old and it's like they painted it since 10 years ago. No where in the secretariat or office look new. Not even their furniture.

In conclusion, the immigration need to do a check on all states that has poor or inadequate facilities and help them to refurbish them. Our profile as a nation is too big for us to v airports with poor facilities and now immigration offices with poor facilities.

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Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by Lanretoye(m): 11:18am On Jan 09, 2023
When u do aroro finish tell me.
Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by youngsahito(m): 11:32am On Jan 09, 2023
Lanretoye:
When u do aroro finish tell me.
what do you mean by around? It is people like you that is polluting every sector with your corrupt mind.

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Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by Nobody: 11:38am On Jan 09, 2023
Didn't you read a report of how corrupt the immigration passport office has been fleecing applicants who are seeking for passport?Those who were called through the back door paid times 3 of the normal fee to make their process easy not because they knew anyone.The immigration is a corrupt as the police,army,customs and other government parastatals.The officers own mansions all over the states from corrupt means.
https://www.thecable.ng/how-corrupt-immigration-officers-extort-passport-seekers-despite-launch-of-digital-portal/amp

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Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by pyyxxaro: 11:39am On Jan 09, 2023
With 100k you would get the passport same day


Naija na who you know

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Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by Nbote(m): 11:43am On Jan 09, 2023
Even their office in gwagwalada has jus 2 capturing machines

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Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by badBADbichh(f): 6:53pm On Jan 09, 2023
I guess that's what you get when you wanted the best of both worlds, to eat your cake and have it.

You wanted to save money. You paid the price for the savings.

I did legal change of name and wanted a new passport. Called the contact at NIS Abuja, wired him the info and 200k. He gave me appointment for capturing. When I arrived, he took me straight to the spot and, though someone else was being captured, I waited in a well air-conditioned room for no more than 5-7mins. I didn't even jam face with all the other citizens waiting and sweating in the general waiting room. Captured afterward and still made it back in time to the restaurant where I had ordered lunch and my food was served just as I arrived.

Money answereth all things, dear.

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Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by Nobody: 8:32pm On Jan 09, 2023
People go just open their mouth waaaaaaa..dey make careless mouth.
Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by JoeNL22(m): 8:44pm On Jan 09, 2023
Sweetplum:
Last week Wednesday, I went to the immigration office (state withheld) to renew my passport. I wanted to do it in Abuja but the fee was so high. So I ported to another state. I connected with an officer who's a church member that worked in another state. I paid N40K. I v applied since Nov 16th 2022 but did my capturing on the 4th of January. I arrived at exactly 7:55am despite that the official time on my slip for my capturing was 12:00pm. I did this cos I know Nigeria has huge population and anywhere that registration is taking place is always filled with people if you don't come early. Around 8:05am, we were allowed to go into the secretariat and take out seats in a hall that looked like a university lecture theatre. We were addressed by the PRO of that state and some officers on how we ll be called for capturing based in our number tags. However, what fascinated me where listed below:

* The Handsome & Polite PRO:
That state's NIS PRO was a young man in his late 30s or early 40s. He wore native buba and sokoto dress, nice haircut, smell nice and easy so cute. He spoke sofly, eloquent and maintained eye contact with over 300 of us that are passport applicants. But the man shocked us when he mentioned that the state has only two computers for data capturing. As in a whole state's immigration office/secretariat having just two computers?

* They had two computer systems for capturing 100s of people daily: * Yes. Just two computers o and they said they v told FG severally but that's what was allocated to them. The minister of interior Rauf Aregbesola, how can a state posses just two computers for capturing large number of people. No wonder there's delay in collecting passports.

*Favouritism: The PRO said he ll not allow favouritism but later said if he receives calls from superior officers, he has no choice but to obey. However, considerations ll be given to disabled, kids and aged people. I thought he was very sincere until I left the place around 7:30pm that day cos I wasn't captured earlier due to favouritism and connections. Some people came to capture and they were not on queue. Infact, they just call whoever they know and the officers go outside to bring them in or direct them in. I was given number 106. So I wondered how I wasn't captured in time and a lot of people that were not with us in the morning were going for capturing. Who dem sabi?

* Officers Coming From Rear Door To Call Their Candidates or Clients They Helped To Register: This happened when we were still in the hall, getting our tags. Some officers ll come and pick their clients and take them in directly for their registration, capturing etc. As in the connection was annoying. Shey dem no sabi follow protocols?

* Only Two Toilets That's Looking Average But Smell So Bad: Their toilet lacked deodorants to decontaminate foul odours. I wanted to ease myself but had to hold it till I got back home cos I can't risk toilet infections.
For a state's immigration office to v two toilets is abysmal. I hope it's not so for other states or we v states with poorer facilities. Nigeria I hail thee.

* Peeled & Old Paint On The Building:
The painting of the building look so old and it's like they painted it since 10 years ago. No where in the secretariat or office look new. Not even their furniture.

In conclusion, the immigration need to do a check on all states that has poor or inadequate facilities and help them to refurbish them. Our profile as a nation is too big for us to v airports with poor facilities and now immigration offices with poor facilities.
Don't worry.
This man below will help to renovate and refurbish the facilities for the immigration service. And concerning airports the man in the second picture will do something about it also.

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Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by Sensiblerealist: 11:44pm On Jan 09, 2023
Na Nigeria you dey joke with like this. Even the PRO noor go wan lose Inn job nah when Senior staff call enter. Money talks ooo

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Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by Nobody: 11:23pm On Jan 10, 2023
badBADbichh:
I guess that's what you get when you wanted the best of both worlds, to eat your cake and have it.

You wanted to save money. You paid the price for the savings.

I did legal change of name and wanted a new passport. Called the contact at NIS Abuja, wired him the info and 200k. He gave me appointment for capturing. When I arrived, he took me straight to the spot and, though someone else was being captured, I waited in a well air-conditioned room for no more than 5-7mins. I didn't even jam face with all the other citizens waiting and sweating in the general waiting room. Captured afterward and still made it back in time to the restaurant where I had ordered lunch and my food was served just as I arrived.

Money answereth all things, dear.

I extremely pity people born into SAPA Homes like the OPgrin

I'm grateful to the Universe for having and discovering deep understanding about Life quite early. If not, Naso me sef go dey mumu like the Average Joes like the OPgrin

They seems not to understand exactly what is currently going on in this World!!! They are not in touch with REALITY and What NIG.ERIA has in Store for them.

I pity and shake my Head for them once again.

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Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by XAUBulls: 2:56pm On Jan 11, 2023
Sweetplum:
Last week Wednesday, I went to the immigration office (state withheld) to renew my passport. I wanted to do it in Abuja but the fee was so high. So I ported to another state. I connected with an officer who's a church member that worked in another state. I paid N40K. I v applied since Nov 16th 2022 but did my capturing on the 4th of January. I arrived at exactly 7:55am despite that the official time on my slip for my capturing was 12:00pm. I did this cos I know Nigeria has huge population and anywhere that registration is taking place is always filled with people if you don't come early. Around 8:05am, we were allowed to go into the secretariat and take out seats in a hall that looked like a university lecture theatre. We were addressed by the PRO of that state and some officers on how we ll be called for capturing based in our number tags. However, what fascinated me where listed below:

* The Handsome & Polite PRO:
That state's NIS PRO was a young man in his late 30s or early 40s. He wore native buba and sokoto dress, nice haircut, smell nice and easy so cute. He spoke sofly, eloquent and maintained eye contact with over 300 of us that are passport applicants. But the man shocked us when he mentioned that the state has only two computers for data capturing. As in a whole state's immigration office/secretariat having just two computers?

* They had two computer systems for capturing 100s of people daily: * Yes. Just two computers o and they said they v told FG severally but that's what was allocated to them. The minister of interior Rauf Aregbesola, how can a state posses just two computers for capturing large number of people. No wonder there's delay in collecting passports.

*Favouritism: The PRO said he ll not allow favouritism but later said if he receives calls from superior officers, he has no choice but to obey. However, considerations ll be given to disabled, kids and aged people. I thought he was very sincere until I left the place around 7:30pm that day cos I wasn't captured earlier due to favouritism and connections. Some people came to capture and they were not on queue. Infact, they just call whoever they know and the officers go outside to bring them in or direct them in. I was given number 106. So I wondered how I wasn't captured in time and a lot of people that were not with us in the morning were going for capturing. Who dem sabi?

* Officers Coming From Rear Door To Call Their Candidates or Clients They Helped To Register: This happened when we were still in the hall, getting our tags. Some officers ll come and pick their clients and take them in directly for their registration, capturing etc. As in the connection was annoying. Shey dem no sabi follow protocols?

* Only Two Toilets That's Looking Average But Smell So Bad: Their toilet lacked deodorants to decontaminate foul odours. I wanted to ease myself but had to hold it till I got back home cos I can't risk toilet infections.
For a state's immigration office to v two toilets is abysmal. I hope it's not so for other states or we v states with poorer facilities. Nigeria I hail thee.

* Peeled & Old Paint On The Building:
The painting of the building look so old and it's like they painted it since 10 years ago. No where in the secretariat or office look new. Not even their furniture.

In conclusion, the immigration need to do a check on all states that has poor or inadequate facilities and help them to refurbish them. Our profile as a nation is too big for us to v airports with poor facilities and now immigration offices with poor facilities.
Mentioning the location of this immigration office would have been better for targeted focus by the Federal authority. Each immigration office would have specific needs not found in other office locations.

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Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by Nobody: 3:07pm On Jan 11, 2023
badBADbichh:
I guess that's what you get when you wanted the best of both worlds, to eat your cake and have it.

You wanted to save money. You paid the price for the savings.

I did legal change of name and wanted a new passport. Called the contact at NIS Abuja, wired him the info and 200k. He gave me appointment for capturing. When I arrived, he took me straight to the spot and, though someone else was being captured, I waited in a well air-conditioned room for no more than 5-7mins. I didn't even jam face with all the other citizens waiting and sweating in the general waiting room. Captured afterward and still made it back in time to the restaurant where I had ordered lunch and my food was served just as I arrived.

Money answereth all things, dear.
You that am looking at can't afford passport of N200K. And if what you said is true, you are part of the corruption in Nigeria cos you just bribed NIS officers.

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Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by XAUBulls: 3:24pm On Jan 11, 2023
badBADbichh:
I guess that's what you get when you wanted the best of both worlds, to eat your cake and have it.

You wanted to save money. You paid the price for the savings.

I did legal change of name and wanted a new passport. Called the contact at NIS Abuja, wired him the info and 200k. He gave me appointment for capturing. When I arrived, he took me straight to the spot and, though someone else was being captured, I waited in a well air-conditioned room for no more than 5-7mins. I didn't even jam face with all the other citizens waiting and sweating in the general waiting room. Captured afterward and still made it back in time to the restaurant where I had ordered lunch and my food was served just as I arrived.

Money answereth all things, dear.

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Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by badBADbichh(f): 3:32pm On Jan 11, 2023
Sweetplum:

You that am looking at can't afford passport of N200K. And if what you said is true, you are part of the corruption in Nigeria cos you just bribed NIS officers.
Yes! Yes ooh. I am part and parcel of it. Bite me.
I'll simply ignore your deluded assessment of what I can afford.
Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by Komu1048(m): 10:57pm On Jan 13, 2023
badBADbichh:

Yes! Yes ooh. I am part and parcel of it. Bite me.
I'll simply ignore your deluded assessment of what I can afford.

She’s right u looked pale n skinny, u can’t part away with something close, your type can only bribe with 500 naira at most.

Even ur type is forming smtin online


Dey play

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Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by badBADbichh(f): 11:26pm On Jan 13, 2023
Komu1048:


She’s right u looked pale n skinny, u can’t part away with something close, your type can only bribe with 500 naira at most.

Even ur type is forming smtin online


Dey play

People dey discuss, this clown in rags put mouth.
Quit drugs.
Get your head outta yo anus.
Try to become a better labourer toilet washer.
You're not as hopeless as you seem.

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Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by BrainBucksNG: 11:31pm On Jan 13, 2023
badBADbichh:


Quit drugs.
Get your head outta yo anus.
Try to become a better labourer.
You're not as hopeless as you seem.

grin grin ouch! grin grin
Don't mind the i.d.i.o.t

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Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by BBCapital(m): 11:36pm On Jan 13, 2023
Komu1048:


She’s right u looked pale n skinny, u can’t part away with something close, your type can only bribe with 500 naira at most.

Even ur type is forming smtin online


Dey play

You won't sharrap there, bloody painter. Instead of u to keep quiet and maybe somebody will help your life. Ur doing labourer work and yua proud, trying to look down on other ppl because Ur eyes only see poverty and struggle to eat. Mumooooo

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Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by Komu1048(m): 7:44am On Jan 14, 2023
badBADbichh:


People dey discuss, this clown in rags put mouth.
Quit drugs.
Get your head outta yo anus.
Try to become a better labourer toilet washer.
You're not as hopeless as you seem.


Please direct your anger somewhere else, I’m not ur prey. I only supported what I noticed. Miss 200k bribe
Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by Komu1048(m): 7:51am On Jan 14, 2023
BBCapital:


You won't sharrap there, bloody painter. Instead of u to keep quiet and maybe somebody will help your life. Ur doing labourer work and yua proud, trying to look down on other ppl because Ur eyes only see poverty and struggle to eat. Mumooooo


It's frustrating to be you rn, U r pained I burst your bubble, u even have to rush to your other moniker.

Yeah I'm a paint contractor n unlike you I don't come online to claim what I'm not. Claiming U bribe people with 200k whereas you looked like one of this Somalia refugee.
Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by badBADbichh(f): 8:10am On Jan 14, 2023
Komu1048:



Please direct your anger somewhere else, I’m not ur prey. I only supported what I noticed. Miss 200k bribe

And I too fully supported what I noticed. Mr Poverty Labourer
Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by BBCapital(m): 10:43am On Jan 15, 2023
Komu1048:



It's frustrating to be you rn, U r pained I burst your bubble, u even have to rush to your other moniker.

Yeah I'm a paint contractor n unlike you I don't come online to claim what I'm not. Claiming U bribe people with 200k whereas you looked like one of this Somalia refugee.

Haaa wetin dis agbero dey blab about sef??
Ur matter serious sha...
Abeg make I give u chance.
Suffer suffer dey affect your sense
Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by Excel221: 9:34am On Mar 02, 2023
Please who has any contact of someone working in Abuja immigration cause I don’t stay in Abuja and I want to do change of first name.
I want to go to Abuja and also capture that same day if possible
Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by Adewale247hot: 4:32pm On Nov 06
The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has announced it 2024 Recruitment.
Applications are hereby invited from eligible Nigerians for commission into the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) The application is opened to all civilians. However, serving military or paramilitary personnel sponsored by any of the Services of the Nigerian Armed Forces to civil institutions shall be considered.

Complete Application Guide For The Nigeria Immigration Service NIS Recruitment(both Graduates And Undergraduates) About To Close.


Visit: https://nisportal.com.ng/



The Nigeria Immigration Service Mass Recruitment For Both Graduates & Undergraduates Is Now Commencing & Left Few Hours To Close. See Application Procedures On The Recruitment Portal.

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Re: My Recent Experience At The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) by Barna911: 7:55am On Nov 07
On applying I saw 5,000NGN to be paid via paystack to have access key- This is weird, is this really genuine- and open to Msc or Bsc. holders above 30??

Adewale247hot:
The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has announced it 2024 Recruitment.
Applications are hereby invited from eligible Nigerians for commission into the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) The application is opened to all civilians. However, serving military or paramilitary personnel sponsored by any of the Services of the Nigerian Armed Forces to civil institutions shall be considered.

Complete Application Guide For The Nigeria Immigration Service NIS Recruitment(both Graduates And Undergraduates) About To Close.


Visit: https://nisportal.com.ng/



The Nigeria Immigration Service Mass Recruitment For Both Graduates & Undergraduates Is Now Commencing & Left Few Hours To Close. See Application Procedures On The Recruitment Portal.

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