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FCSC Denies Recruitment Exercise

by Igho Oyoyo
7 months ago
in News
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The Federal Civil Service Commission (FCSC) has debunked recent misinformation circulating on various media platforms regarding purported vacancies and recruitment efforts in the commission.

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In a statement signed by Taiwo Hassan on behalf of the chairman, the FCSC stated that the information referencing the commission’s website and the name of the Director of Recruitment and Appointment was false and not associated with the commission in any capacity.

The statement urged the public to disregard the misleading information, cautioning citizens to be vigilant against fraudulent recruitment schemes and racketeers, reiterating that there are currently no ongoing appointments or recruitment activities within the FCSC.

The FCSC further assured the public that any future recruitment initiatives would be officially announced through national newspapers and the commission’s official website, ensuring transparency and clarity.

 

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