- Dabiri-Erewa Applauds Nigerian Center’s U.S. DOJ Recognition
- The the achievement marks a proud moment for Nigerian-led diaspora organisations
- The accreditation by the U.S. Department of Justice strengthens the Nigerian Center’s capacity to serve as a reliable resource for Nigerians and other African immigrants
The Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, has congratulated the Nigerian Center on its recognition and accreditation by the United States Department of Justice under the Executive Office for Immigration Review Recognition and Accreditation Programme.
Eko Hot Blog reports that Dabiri-Erewa described the recognition as a reflection of the Nigerian Center’s dedication, credibility, and consistent commitment to supporting immigrant communities in the United States.
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She noted that the accreditation will enable the Center to expand its immigration legal services by providing guidance and representation to immigrants, particularly those from low-income and underserved backgrounds.
According to her, the achievement marks a proud moment for Nigerian-led diaspora organisations, highlighting the positive contributions Nigerians continue to make in their host communities. She added that it reinforces the growing impact of diaspora institutions built on service, professionalism, and integrity.
She emphasised that access to trusted and culturally responsive legal support remains critical for immigrants navigating complex immigration processes.
The accreditation by the U.S. Department of Justice strengthens the Nigerian Center’s capacity to serve as a reliable resource for Nigerians and other African immigrants.
The NiDCOM boss also commended the Head of the Nigerian Center, Mr. Gbenga Ogunjimi, and his team for their dedication and hard work. She urged them to sustain the high standards that earned the recognition and to continue making meaningful contributions within the diaspora community.
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