The five NIS officers who were redeployed for participating in Bop Daddy challenge can now heave a sigh of relief
- This is because the comptroller general of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Muhammed Babandede, has ordered that the suspension of punitive redeployment
- Bandede says the redeployment should be suspended pending the conclusion of investigation
The comptroller general of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Muhammed Babandede, has ordered the suspension of punitive redeployment of five female officers involved in Falz's Bop Daddy Challenge.
The NIS boss said the redeployment be put on hold pending the conclusion of investigation.
Recall that the female personnel were issued query by the service for participating in Bop Daddy challenge with their uniforms.
In a series of tweet on the official page of NIS, the matter involving the personnel is still being investigate, hence the suspension of the redeployment.
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The attention of the Comptroller General Muhammad Babandede MFR has been drawn to some trending matters on some social media platforms regarding the deployment of some of our Personnel to some Formations across the country.
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Previously reported that the five officers were given stringent redeployment to states in the country that are battling insurgencies and the coronavirus.
The ladies were posted from places like Lagos, Abuja, Kano, Yobe, Borno, Rivers and Akwa Ibom.
In other news, a Ghanaian lady identified as Elizabeth Owusua has fulfilled her childhood dream of becoming both a nurse and a lawyer as she now serves in both capacities, day and night.
In a narration by Elizabeth sighted by YEN.com.gh, the young lady indicated that as a child, she wanted to be a nurse, lawyer as well as a fashion designer simultaneously.
According to Elizabeth, although she strongly longed to have her dreams, she never imagined how they would all happen because of her humble beginning.
She was, however, quick to note that her training at Mfantsiman Girls helped shaped her entire being greatly.
The young lady narrated: "I went to the Nursing and Midwifery Training College at Korle Bu where I graduated with a Diploma in Nursing in 2008 and started working as a nurse in 2010 after national service".
From there, Owusua noted she continued to Central University College to top up for a Bsc Degree in Nursing alongside work and graduated in 2013.
In 2014, Owusua applied to Gimpa Law Faculty for an LLB and got admitted which she did along with working night shifts at the hospital and gained admission to the law school in 2017 after graduating from Gimpa and finally was called to the Ghana Bar in October 2019.
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