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Immigration chief tasks promoted officers to intensify efforts in fight against insecurity

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By Alex Olise

The Assistant Comptroller General (ACG) zone A, Olakunle Gabriel Osisanya, have charge newly promoted personnel to redouble their effort and support federal government to overcome the current upsurge of insecurity in the Country.

Confiance News gathered from a statement on Friday.

The ACG spoke to the personnel yesterday during the official decoration of new ranks for the 298 Officers who where recently promoted in the zone A command comprising Lagos and Ogun State .

A cross section of officers. Photo credit: NIS

The event which was held at immigration zonal headquarters in Ikeja, Lagos State attracted dignitaries and top officers from sister security agencies including the Nigerian Correctional Services, Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps, Federal Road Safety Corps and the Federal Fire Services all participated during unveiling of the new ranks.

Speaking further the ACG noted that the 21st century is a knowledge based information technology era he therefore urged officers and men to acquire more knowledge that would be relevant to the mordern day migration management.

“The service will continue to provide an enabling environment for officers to prove themselves through training capacity building and to reward as well as recognize hard work,” said the ACG.

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