The Nigeria Immigration Service has set up a committee to ascertain the cause of an inferno at its headquarters in Abuja on Sunday morning.
This was disclosed by Comptroller General Muhammad Babandede who noted that the committee is in conjunction with the Federal Fire Service.
He enjoined the public to reach the NIS through social media as its call centre is one of the offices affected by the inferno.
The Minister of Interior, Rauf Aregbesola, who visited the NIS headquarters to asses the extent of damage assured that the cause of the inferno will be ascertained.
Aregbesola who was represented by the Permanent Secretary, Dr Shuaibu Belgore, said that normal operational activities are ongoing as the inferno did not affect any critical areas of operations.
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