Respite has come the way of the dispersed 2,000 immigration recruits who were irregularly issued letters of employment in February, 2015 as the federal government has reversed its initial stand by approving the review of their case.
A statement by the spokesman of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Mr. Ekpedeme Kings, the decision to review the case is sequel to an emergency meeting of the Civil Defence, Fire, Immigration, and Prisons Services Board (CDFIPB) on the 11th of August 2016, where new guidelines were issued for the screening of the affected applicants.
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