It would be recalled that thirty Personnel were in the cause of the year, presented before both the Senior Disciplinary Committee (SDC) and Orderly Room Trial (ORT) processes to ascertain their level of culpability in the various allegations of offences against discipline ranging from employment racketeering, sharp practices, dishonest conducts, absent from duty without official leave (AWOL) among others, preferred against them.
Furthermore, one other Chief Superintendent of Immigration was ordered to proceed on compulsory retirement while nine other Personnel were demoted in rank.
Meanwhile, nine other Personnel comprising one Assistant Superintendent of Immigration II (ASI2) and eight junior Personnel were issued warning letters just as six Personnel were discharged and acquitted from all the allegations brought against them.
In a related development, the Comptroller General has approved the redeployment of 100 Officers and Men from the Lagos Airport with immediate effect while some others have been ordered to face disciplinary procedures to ascertain their level of involvements in some unprofessional conducts and practices reported at the airport recently.
“The Comptroller General wished to use this medium to restate management’s commitment to zero tolerance for any unprofessional conducts by any Personnel and so enjoins the public to feel free to report any such conducts by any member of the Service for necessary actions.”the statement added.
