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FG set to begin home delivery of passports Nationwide — Rauf Aregbesola
The Federal Government has promised to conclude negotiations with the Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST) on the usage of its speedy mail service to start delivering passports to Nigerians anywhere they are in the world.
The Minister of Interior, Rauf Aregbesola, disclosed this while speaking at the opening of the Nigeria Immigration Service Passport Front Desk Office in Auchi, Edo State, on Saturday, May 20.
According to him, “We are in the final stage of concluding negotiations with NIPOST to begin using its speed mail service to deliver passports to Nigerians wherever they are in the world after production.”
Adding that it was the intention of the government to provide the passport to anyone desirous of it within a reasonable time, at an affordable price and without any stress.
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