We’re not recruiting right now — Federal Civil Service Commission

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 By Tribuneonlineng






The Federal Civil Service Commission has refuted claims in various media platforms about advertised vacancies and recruitments in the commission, describing it as fictitious.


The FCSC, in a statement signed by Taiwo Hassan on behalf of the commission’s Chairman, Prof Tunji Olaopa on Thursday, declared that the “information containing the Commission’s website and the name of the Director (Recruitment and Appointment) did not emanate from the Commission. It is fictitious and should be disregarded.”


“Whenever the Commission officially commences any recruitment exercise, this will be publicly announced on national dailies and the Commission’s website,” the FCSC Chairman added.






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