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FG revokes expatriates resident permits of Intels, PRODECO, 4 others companies
Six companies operating in the country have had the resident permits of their expatriate revoked by Nigerian Immigration service. The companies are INTELS Nig. Ltd., PRODECO International Ltd., West Africa Machinery Services Ltd., Net Global System International Ltd., MGM Logistics Solutions Ltd., and ORIEAN Investment Ltd.
The Comptroller-General of the NIS, Mr Muhammad Babandede, said this in Abuja in a statement issued by Mr Sunday James, spokesman of the agency.

He said the action was in exercise of the powers vested on the Comptroller-General in section 39 subsection 1 of the Immigration Act 2015 and section 5, subsection 5 of the Immigration Regulation 2017. The sections empower the NIS to revoke the resident permit of expatriate workers of companies whose operational licenses are withdrawn by the Oil and Gas Free Zones Authority.
“Consequently, Babandede has directed that the expatriate staff of the affected companies above leave Nigeria not later than Nov. 30, 2017. They might be recommended to the Honourable Minister of Interior for deportation should they fail to leave the country as directed by the CGI,’’ James added.
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