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Views: Visits 101 The recently kidnapped and released spokesperson of the Edo Command of the Nigerian Immigration Service, Mrs Bridget Esene, has recounted her ordeal in the hands of her abductors, saying she was meant to be killed and does not wish her enemy such experience. It would be recalled that she was kidnapped on her way to church on Sunday and remained in captivity for over 48 hours. She said her abductors had a change of heart and sold her to some suspected Fulani herdsmen, who took her deep into the forest. While expressing happiness over her release, she explained that s...

The Spokesperson of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Edo Command, Mrs Bridget Esene, has reportedly been abducted by gunmen, while on her way to church, in Benin, on Sunday, an official said.

Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) confab. Photo: TWITTER/NIGIMMIGRATION The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS), Edo Command says it issued 23, 867 Immigration facilities to applicants in Edo in 2020. The Comptroller NIS, Edo, Mrs Augustina Okuenyungbo, disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Benin on Monday. Okuenyungbo said that the facilities issued included e-Passport, VIP extension, Ecowas Travel Certificate, Residence permit and Combined Expatriate Residence Permit and Aliens Card. She said that others were arrival e-payment notification and departure e-p...

Twelve staff of the Nigerian Correctional Service, Edo Command, were on Saturday given cheques for more than three million naira to support their treatment for injuries sustained during the #EndSARS protest.

The Controller of command, Mr Felix Lawrence, presented the cheques to the beneficiaries in Benin. He thanked the workers for their commitment to duty and resilience. x According to Lawrence, the Controller-General of the service, Mr Ja’afaru Ahmed, gave approval for the issuance of the cheques. He said that the gesture was to provide succour for the injured workers. The controller called on officers and men in the command to be more dedicated to their duties. Responding on behalf of the beneficiaries, Mr Ombu Michael, whose head and face were stitched du...