The Honourable Minister of Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, alongside the Comptroller General of Nigeria Immigration Service, Kemi Nanna Nandap, PCC, MMIS, FSM, came together to inaugurate thirty new operational vehicles at the Service Headquarters on Saturday. This action marks a crucial step in strengthening border security within Nigeria.
During the ceremony, the Comptroller General announced a reorganization of the Border Corps Architecture, aiming to enhance the nation’s defense at its borders.
This restructuring effort signals a dedicated commitment to fortifying the country’s security measures, ensuring that it stays ahead of any potential threats that may arise.
The acquisition of these vehicles underscores the government’s steadfast dedication to bolstering border security. By investing in such resources, Nigeria aims to outpace those who seek to challenge its laws and jeopardize the safety of its citizens.
Furthermore, CGI Nandap underscored the importance of surveillance and patrol activities in protecting national sovereignty, ensuring citizen safety, fostering economic growth, and facilitating safe migration.
These aspects are critical components of maintaining stability and prosperity within the nation.
In her address, CGI Nandap reiterated the significance of the Border Corps restructuring, emphasizing its role in fortifying the nation’s borders against various threats.
This comprehensive approach aims to safeguard not only the physical boundaries of Nigeria but also its economic prosperity and the well-being of its people.
The event served as a testament to Nigeria’s unwavering commitment to safeguarding its borders and ensuring the safety and security of its citizens.
Through strategic investments and structural reforms, the nation strives to maintain its sovereignty and uphold its laws in the face of evolving challenges.
