Jigawa: New NIS comptroller pledges to combat migrant smuggling
The newly appointed comptroller of the Nigeria Immigration Service in Jigawa, Tahir Musa, says he will rejig the command’s operations in order to combat migrant smuggling in the state.
Mr Musa made the promise in his address on Monday in Dutse shortly after assuming office.
“I would like to express my appreciation for the warm welcome I received in Jigawa State and also want to assure the public that I will dedicate myself and also contribute my quota to making the state safe and secure.
“My windows are open to cooperate with all relevant stakeholders and the general public to achieve this specified objective,” Mr Musa said.
He reiterated his commitment to enhancing border security and immigration control in the state that shares borders with Niger Republic.
The comptroller also stressed the need for service delivery and stakeholder engagement to strengthen collaboration with other security agencies and promote a culture of transparency and accountability.
He appealed for renewed support and cooperation from residents and other stakeholders in the fight against smuggling of migrants and irregular migration.
(NAN)
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