Babandede retired from NIS service


Umar Idris Shuaibu - Kano

The Comptroller General of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Muhammad Babandede, has finally retired from service after spending 36 years.

At a valedictory session organised in his honour on Friday, Babandede said he was leaving the service better than he met it.

“I have left Immigration better than I found it.”

The outgoing CG said that he was able to achieve so much as a result of the support he received from his personnel.
He appealed to his successor not to “throw away the ideas we stand for”.

According to him, “Keep the good things and drop the bad ones.”

Babandede, who promised to be an ambassador of the NIS, said he will always be ready to assist whenever he is called on by the Service.

The retired CG spent five years and four months as the Comptroller General of the Service.
A Deputy Comptroller General in charge of Finance and Account, Idris Isah Jere, is taking over in an acting capacity pending the appointment of a substantive Comptroller General by President Muhammadu Buhari.

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