Nigerians in UK lament delays, extra fees, poor organisation at NIS passport centres
” Another Nigerian said, “People left home as early as 5am, took time off work and travelled long distances, only to be told they couldn’t be attended to because they hadn’t paid the newly introduced £70 fee.
According to Olamide Obe, a Nigerian social media user, the Lebanese-owned Lavali Lounge in London was reportedly booked by the NIS to serve as a centre for the passport intervention scheme.
Govt response But the Nigerian Interior Minister, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, said that no extra charges are required beyond the official application fees.
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