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Federal Fire Service Begins Next Phase Of Recruitment Today –Board

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Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board (CDCFIB) has announced that the next phase of the Federal Fire Service (FFS) recruitment exercise will commence today, Sunday, September 15, 2024.

This was disclosed in a statement by the board in Abuja yesterday.

The statement signed by its secretary, Ja’afaru Ahmed, said no fee is required at any stage of the recruitment process. He stated that qualified candidates would receive invitation letters with details for physical screening venues, aptitude test and certificate verification.

The board also cautioned applicants to disregard any fraudulent call, email or notice from job racketeers, emphasising that there are no middlemen involved in the recruitment process.

The statement said, “Shortlisted candidates will receive invitation letters via the phone numbers and email addresses provided during registration, outlining where and when to appear for physical screening, certificate verification and aptitude tests.”

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