The Nigeria Immigration Service has relocated its passport intervention exercise. This move follows an alleged eviction of Nigerians from the original location where the exercise was being held.
The new venue is now being used for the exercise. Details of the eviction and the relocation are available from the source.
Further information about the passport intervention exercise and its new venue can be found through Nairametrics.
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