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Royal Father Congratulates Immigration’s New Comptroller-General

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The new Comptroller-General, Mrs Caroline Wuraola Adepeju and His Royal Majesty, Oba Rotimi Oluseyi Mulero Olukobi III. Photo courtesy of Aboro Media & Public Affairs.

By Oriyomi Uthman

The Aboro of Ibeseland, Oba Rotimi Oluseyi Mulero Olukobi III has congratulated, new Comptroller-General of Nigerian Immigration Service, Mrs Caroline Wuraola Adepeju FSI.

Mrs Adepeju was just recently appointed to the substantive office by President Bola Ahmad Tinubu, making His Royal Majesty to extend a congratulatory message to her.

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In the congratulation to the new New Comptroller-General, the Monarch described her elevation as well deserved and timely.

He said, it has affirmed again the ability of the president to put the right peg in the right hole.

“Mrs Adepeju, a reputable woman of substance and a distinguished Omoluabi and an excellent choice for the position, while in acting capacity, she has demonstrated doggedness and exemplary leadership to the service and is therefore equipped with the necessary know-how to reposition the Immigration in accordance to international best practices”, he said.

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“Apparently, on behalf of myself and the entire people of Ibeseland,I hereby celebrate you for your new emergence as the Immigration boss”.

The monarch added that the president’s move tallied with the administration’s objective as regards the Renewed Hope Agenda

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This he added is aimed at easing the affairs of all government parastatals in order to better lives of the citizens of this Country.

He assured the new CG of the readiness of traditional institutions to ensure members of their communities align with the fast improving services of the Nigerian Immigration Service.

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