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FG resolves passport production crisis in US
The passport production crisis in the United States has been resolved by the Federal Government. It has been reported that the country’s three Missions in the US have resumed passport services. A Public Notice, which has been posted in the Embassy of Nigeria, Washington DC, states that all passport applicants scheduled earlier for biometric capturing are expected to come to the Mission on Monday. The public notice also mentioned that all biometric capturing for applicants scheduled from Monday, November 13th to Thursday 16th have been rescheduled. According to the notice, the capturing has now been refixed from Monday 20th to Wednesday 22nd November, 2023. It stated, “The affected applicants can come to the Embassy on any of the days.”
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