Comptroller of Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) Muhammad
Babandede said the Service is considering deploying unmanned aerial
vehicles (UAV), also known as drones, for effective border patrol
surveillance.
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The drones will monitor movement of persons at the borders,
which has been described as a threat to national security.
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Babandede was speaking in Lagos at the weekend.
The Comptroller-General said the Service cannot man the vast
borders of the country alone and so has invested in Forward
Operational Bases (FOB) to patrol border areas that need
monitoring.
Comptroller of Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) Muhammad
Babandede said the Service is considering deploying unmanned aerial
vehicles (UAV), also known as drones, for effective border patrol
surveillance.
The drones will monitor movement of persons at the borders,
which has been described as a threat to national security.
Babandede was speaking in Lagos at the weekend.
The Comptroller-General said the Service cannot man the vast
borders of the country alone and so has invested in Forward
Operational Bases (FOB) to patrol border areas that need
monitoring.