Mr Udo said the attack occurred around 7:20 p.m. on Friday, January 10, resulting in the deaths of a local watchman and three contractors.
The service stated, “The public is to note that all platforms of the service are functional.’’
Mr Nababa admonished the newly promoted officers to brace up for the tasks ahead.
“Nigerians need to know that every office opened by the NIS has a duty to serve them,” he said.
Some Nigerian applicants have accused officials of the Nigerian Immigration Service of extorting them at the Abuja passport office
Mr Abdullahi said the service responded to 44 rescue calls and 16 false alarms from residents of the state.
