FCSC says massive nationwide job recruitment information fake news

FCSC says massive nationwide job recruitment information fake news

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The Management of the Federal Civil Service Commission(FRSC) has warned Nigerians that it has not announced any massive nationwide recruitment into the federal civil service.

Permanent Secretary, Dr Mary Ogbe, reacting in a statement on Sunday in Abuja, to the message circulating on various social media platforms, said the news item is fake in its entirety and should be ignored by the general public.

She said, “The attention of the Federal Civil Service Commission has been drawn to the message circulating in various social media platforms that the Commission is embarking on massive nationwide job recruitment into the ministries, departments and agencies.

“The Federal Civil Service Commission hereby emphatically declare that the fictitious massive nationwide recruitment only exists in the figment of the imagination of the writer.

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“It is Fake news, which should be discarded and ignored by the general public, especially job seekers.

“Furthermore, it presupposes that the writer’s motive is to mislead and misinform the public for his selfish interests.

“To this end, the management of the Federal Civil Service Commission wishes to reiterate that there is no massive nationwide recruitment into the federal civil service. The news item is Fake in its entirety and, should be ignored by the general public,” Ogbe said.

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