Immigration service PROs inducted into NIPR after training
Seventy-three Public Relations Officers from the Nigeria Immigration Service have been inducted into the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations after completing a certification programme. Kemi Nandap was represented at the event by FU Nwanneka, who encouraged the officers to maintain professionalism. Dr. Ike Neliaku led the formal induction and emphasized ethical standards in the profession. The initiative aims to enhance communication and support ongoing reforms within the Service.
What we know
- Seventy-three Nigeria Immigration Service Public Relations Officers completed the NIPR Training and Certification Programme.
- FU Nwanneka urged the officers to manage public perception and respond effectively to crises.
- Dr. Ike Neliaku emphasized ethics, professionalism, and lifelong learning during the induction.
- Akinsola Akinlabi highlighted the Comptroller-General’s commitment to capacity building and standardization in Public Relations.
- The programme reflects the Service’s focus on strengthening migration management and border governance through professional development.
