Nollywood actor, Ninalowo receives standing ovation from immigration officers at Lagos

The popular Nigerian actor, Bolanle Ninalowo, has thanked the men of the immigration service office in Ikoyi, Lagos for the love and honor they showed him when he visited the office.

The Nollywood actor has said that he has just gone to the office to renew his passport and got wowed by the manner he was welcomed and received by the officials of the service.

In a video released by the movie star, officers of the immigration service could be seen rising to their feet to exchange pleasantries and receive him with warm welcome.

Ninalowo, while narrating his beautiful experience on his Instagram page, the veteran actor revealed that he left the office feeling blessed and loved.

The talented actor wrote: “Na my kpali to japaa i jeje go collect yesterday oo! Na love & blessings I carry commot Thanks to the Nigeria immigration service office in ikoyi for such a delightful honor @nis_officers.”

In the video, some of the immigration service workers ushered the actor into the office, and they were very delighted to give him standing ovation.

Some of the reactions of the social media users were:

@botti_rachie said: “I wish they can be treating every Nigerians that comes in there with love and respect…but no it’s only famous and rich people they know.”

@tenovertenautos said: “It’s how they always act nice and active once a popular figure steps into their office. Pls sir encourage them to render same/equal service to the common man.”

@saint_samara said: “It is only rich people that enjoy Nigeria I’d never collect my passport since last year January because there’s no booklet .”

@alicialsunny said: “I hope they can always attend to the average Nigerian without delay.”

@chioma_junior said: “I have plenty things to say about this ikoyi passport office but I won’t you see that slim black man mr Rs is the best you can get in the whole squad ❤️.”

@bissie_ventures said: “Imagine o if na commoners now, it go a year to renew passport, na come today come tomorrow den go dey talk .”