UPDATE: Nigeria high commission to refund £50 to applicants charged £70 for UK passport intervention
The Nigeria High Commission in the United Kingdom has announced that it will refund £50 to passport applicants who paid a £70 administrative fee for the ongoing passport intervention exercise, effectively reducing the charge to £20.
The high commission announced the refund in a notice published on its website on Friday, September 11. The decision follows protests and scrutiny over the £70 administrative charge, which was subsequently reduced to £20. A £20 administrative fee had previously been introduced during the administration of the late President Muhammadu Buhari for a similar passport intervention exercise.
According to the report, the high commission later imposed a £70 charge without approval from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, while applicants seeking replacements for lost...









