The Nigeria Immigration Service NIS has reaffirmed its determination in reforming and enhancing effective service delivery in the country.
The Assistant Comptroller General of the Nigeria Immigration Service in charge of border management ACG Mohammad Aminu Mohammad stated this during the quarterly meeting of the technical working committee organized by the International Center for Migration Policy Development ICMPD held in Kano.
He said the essence of the meeting was aimed at brainstorming modalities for enhancing effective service delivery in the Nigerian Immigration service.
ACG Mohammad Aminu explained that three days meeting would focus on three thematic areas which include the carrier operation framework, gender mainstreaming, and effective use of modern technology in the service.
“We have taken three areas which we are focusing on, firstly the framework in which we operate, we want to look at it identify the gaps and come up with a new method of doing things, secondly women are complaining that there is no equality between males and females in the society, so are looking at that to ensure effective service delivery”
In her remark, the Assistant Comptroller General in charge of the migration Directorate Angela Esikaigbe said the meeting would go a long way in enhancing the structural progression of the service geared toward ensuring effective service delivery.
Earlier the team lead of the International Center for Migration Policy Development ICMPD Matthias Esene said the project was aimed at professionalizing the human resource management practice of the Nigeria Immigration Service.
” The aim is to enhance effective service delivery in the Nigeria Immigration Service, provide the needed training they would need on the routine basis to achieve effective service delivery”
The quarterly meeting was attended by professionals from different sectors of the civil service.
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