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The federal government has introduced new enhanced e-Passport and commissioned the Central Passport Production Centre, CPPC, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
A statement issued by the media adviser to the Minister of Interior, Sola Fasure, stated that this will enable Nigerians living in Canada have access to the highly coveted 64-page 10-year validity passport.
The statement revealed that the document is of higher grade with additional 25 security features than the one currently in use.
It, however, commended the Nigerian High Commissioner to Canada for his commitment to ensuring that Canada has its own passport production centre.
At least 15 people have been killed in a bomb blast at a religious school in northern Afghanistan. Provincial spokesman Emdadullah Muhajir revealed that at least 20 others were wounded in the explosion on Wednesday. The Taliban assured that it is focused on securing the war-torn nation since taking over the country last year. There was no immediate claim of responsibility.
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