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NIS enrols 8,552 Nigerians in passport intervention

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The Nigeria Immigration Service has enrolled 8,552 Nigerians in passport intervention exercises conducted in the US, Canada, Qatar, and the United Kingdom. Read More: https://punchng.com/nis-enrols-8552-nigerians-in-passport-intervention/

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