Agency set to recruit 1,112 officers
The recruitment exercise is coming three years after several applicants died as a result of a stampede in Abuja.
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According to Premium Times, the NIS Comptroller General, Muhammad Babandede made this known to newsmen.
Babandede said that “ the current recruitment drive is meant to fill the shortfall of slots left after the service had absorbed 888 of 2,000 officers engaged in May 2015 that were later disengaged in August.”
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The NIS boss also added that “The current recruitment exercise, is for three cadres of Assistant Superintendent of Immigration (II), Immigration Assistant (III) and Assistant Inspector of Immigration.”
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