The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) is the government agency that has been charged with the responsibility of migration management in Nigeria. Over the years, the NIS has witnessed series of changes since it was extracted from the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) in 1958. The Immigration Department, as it was known then, was entrusted with the core immigration duties under the headship of the Chief Federal Immigration Officer (CFIO) and the first to sit on that chair was in the person of Mr. EH Harrison. The department in its emergent stages inherited the Immigration Ordinance of 1958 for its operation. At inception, the department had a narrow operational scope and maintained a low profile and simple approach in attaining the desired goals and objectives of government. During this period, only the Visa and Business Sections were set up.
However, on August 1st, 1963, Immigration Department came of age when it was formally established by an Act of Parliament, Cap I71, Laws of the Federation Nigeria. The head of the department became known as the Director of Immigration. Thus, the first set of Immigration officers were former NPF Officers. It became a department under the control and supervision of the Federal Ministry of Internal Affairs (FMIA) as a Civil Service outfit.
Applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified persons for full time appointment for the positions below:
1.) Assistant Inspector of Immigration (All)
2.) Immigration Assistant III (1A-3) – CONPASS 03 General Duty
3.) Immigration Assistant III (IA-3) – Artisans and Driver / Mechanic
4.) Inspector of Immigration (II), CONPASS 07 Professionals (Nurse)
5.) Senior Inspector of Immigration (SII), CONPASS 08 Professionals (Nurse)
6.) Senior Inspector of Immigration (SII), General Duty
7.) Assistant Superintendent of Immigration II (ASI-2) General Duty
8.) Deputy Superintendent of Immigration (DSI) Professional, (Pharmacist)
9.) Superintendent of Immigration (SI) – CONPASS 11 Professional (Doctors)
Deadline: 31st July, 2022.
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