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NIS repatriates Zimbabwean cleric

The Comptroller General, Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) Kemi Nandap

The Nigeria Immigration Service has ordered the immediate repatriation of a Zimbabwean cleric, Mr Eben Nhiwatawi for allegedly violating immigration laws.

This is contained in a statement by the Service Public Relations Officer (SPRO) Mr Kenneth Udo on Wednesday in Abuja.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the cleric was apprehended by Operatives of the NIS on Aug. 24 in Yola, Adamawa for allegedly violation of Immigration protocols.

Udo said that the cleric arrived in the country on Aug. 21, with a Tourist Visa (F5A) meant solely for tourism purposes.

“However, it was discovered he participated in the Methodist Church leadership election process.

“This,is in clear violation of the terms and privileges associated with the Tourist Visa as provided in the Nigeria Visa Policy 2024.

“In light of the above, the NIS Comptroller General, Kemi Nandap with Ministerial approval, has ordered his immediate repatriation from the country.

“The Service encourages lawful inflow of Foreign Direct Investment and individuals engaging in business and social activities, as key facilitators of economic growth and development.

“NIS will not tolerate any violation of the country’s Immigration laws, “he said.

The NIS spokesman assured that the Service remained committed to preserving the country’s National Security and would continue to monitor the activities of foreigners for such purposes.


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