NIS urges CONTEC to sustain cutting-edge tech

The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has urged Continental Transfer Technique Limited (CONTEC) to sustain its cutting-edge technology combined expatriate and resident permit card production. The Assistant Comptroller General (ACG), in charge of Combined Expatriate Resident Permit and Aliens Cards (CERPAC) of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Mr. Abdulrasaq Dangiri, made the charge when he visited […]

The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has urged Continental Transfer Technique Limited (CONTEC) to sustain its cutting-edge technology combined expatriate and resident permit card production.

The Assistant Comptroller General (ACG), in charge of Combined Expatriate Resident Permit and Aliens Cards (CERPAC) of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Mr. Abdulrasaq Dangiri, made the charge when he visited the firm in Abuja. 

Mr Dangiri who commended management and staff of CONTEC Global for deploying state of the art and cutting edge technology in the production of CERPAC cards, expressed happiness at the cordial relationship that exist between the privately led technologically based security organization and NIS over the years. 

The ACG said: ‘’It is my pleasure to admire and to appreciate the good work of CONTEC Global in the provision and production of CERPAC cards to deserving Nigerians and Expatriates coming to Nigeria to do business.

“I’m indeed happy to be here today and have observed the very robust working relation since the collaboration started. We will continue to do all the administrative work looking at what is happening here from the other end, and then ensuring that both the administrative and documentation work is done and then give the go ahead for the production of the biometric card. 

“And above all I’m so happy that we have that cordial relationship existing between NIS and CONTEC Global’’, he said. 

 Dangiri charged staffers of both organizations to work hard through existing partnership for the progress of Nigeria the organizations that are stake especially in the business and security aspects, stressing that he is confident that the good relationship will continue. 

According to him, NIS will maintain the security aspect while CONTEC will maintain the business aspect, stressing: ‘’I hope the good and cordial relationship will continue. I have come and happy with what is on the ground as I have been conducted round the state of the art technology being used here.” 

The Chairman of CONTEC, Dr. Benoy Berry, who was represented by Dr. Sahshi Mozumder, expressed happiness at the timely visit of the ACG to have a first-hand experience of what the organization is doing for the overall benefit of the country, Nigerians and foreigners.