Germany Donates Operational Vehicles to Nigeria Immigration Service
The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has received a donation of operational vehicles from the German Federal Police to strengthen border security, enhance operational mobility and improve migration management across the country.
The vehicles were presented during a visit by a delegation of the German Federal Police, led by Mr. Neils Zimmermann, Head of Department 42, to the NIS Headquarters in Sauka, Abuja.
Receiving the donation, the Comptroller General of the Nigeria Immigration Service, Kemi Nandap, described the gesture as a reflection of the strong bilateral relationship between Nigeria and Germany.
She said the vehicles would significantly improve the Service’s operational effectiveness and its ability to carry out its statutory responsibilities.
Nandap also expressed appreciation to the German Government for its continued support in strengthening the operational capacity of the Nigeria Immigration Service.
Speaking during the handover, Mr. Neils Zimmermann reaffirmed Germany’s commitment to supporting the NIS through institutional capacity building and improved migration management.
He expressed confidence that the partnership would continue to deliver mutual benefits in tackling transnational migration challenges.
The donation is part of the long standing collaboration between the Nigeria Immigration Service and the German Federal Police aimed at enhancing border security, improving operational efficiency and promoting safe, orderly and regular migration.
