The Federal Civil Service Commission has cautioned Nigerians against fake recruitment messages and links circulating on social media, WhatsApp groups and unofficial websites.The commission said genuine recruitment into the federal civil service is not conducted through private agents, middlemen or individuals claiming to influence shortlisting or secure government appointments.In a statement issued by its Head of Press and Public Relations, Ibraheem Zakariyya, on Friday in Abuja, the commission warned that the use of its name, logo or branding does not automatically make a recruitment message genuine.The FCSC said, “genuine federal civil service recruitment is never conducted through private agents, middlemen, or individuals claiming to influence shortlisting or secure appointments.”It explained that no officer can be appointed into the Federal Public Service without an authorised establishment and, where applicable, the requisite recruitment waiver from the Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation.According to the commission, genuine vacancies are advertised through established procedures. Under Rule 020102(i) of the Public Service Rules 2021, appointments to positions on Grade Levels 07 to 17 are made as vacancies arise following due advertisement in three national newspapers and on the commission’s official website.Related NewsCDCFIB to complete Immigration, Civil Defence, others’ recruitment in four weeksPolice rescue 75 kidnapped travellers in KadunaEFCC withdraws cybercrime charges against BUK studentThe commission also said applicants must meet prescribed eligibility conditions, including possessing the relevant qualifications contained in the approved Schemes of Service.The FCSC warned Nigerians against individuals demanding money in exchange for recruitment forms, shortlisting, employment, appointment letters or preferential treatment.It advised prospective applicants not to submit personal information or make payments in response to unsolicited messages circulated through social media accounts, WhatsApp groups, blogs or unofficial websites.“Where online applications are required, applicants should access the designated recruitment portal only through links provided in official FCSC announcements,” the commission said.The commission further warned that false declarations, forged certificates or fraudulent documentation submitted during recruitment could lead to disqualification and other consequences under applicable rules.It urged prospective applicants to carefully study official vacancy announcements for available positions, qualifications, eligibility requirements, application procedures and closing dates before applying. The commission said genuine recruitment into the federal civil service is not conducted through private agents, middlemen or individuals claiming to influence shortlisting or secure government appointments.In a statement issued by its Head of Press and Public Relations, Ibraheem Zakariyya, on Friday in Abuja, the commission warned that the use of its name, logo or branding does not automatically make a recruitment message genuine.The FCSC said, “genuine federal civil service recruitment is never conducted through private agents, middlemen, or individuals claiming to influence shortlisting or secure appointments.”It explained that no officer can be appointed into the Federal Public Service without an authorised establishment and, where applicable, the requisite recruitment waiver from the Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation.According to the commission, genuine vacancies are advertised through established procedures. Under Rule 020102(i) of the Public Service Rules 2021, appointments to positions on Grade Levels 07 to 17 are made as vacancies arise following due advertisement in three national newspapers and on the commission’s official website.Related NewsCDCFIB to complete Immigration, Civil Defence, others’ recruitment in four weeksPolice rescue 75 kidnapped travellers in KadunaEFCC withdraws cybercrime charges against BUK studentThe commission also said applicants must meet prescribed eligibility conditions, including possessing the relevant qualifications contained in the approved Schemes of Service.The FCSC warned Nigerians against individuals demanding money in exchange for recruitment forms, shortlisting, employment, appointment letters or preferential treatment.It advised prospective applicants not to submit personal information or make payments in response to unsolicited messages circulated through social media accounts, WhatsApp groups, blogs or unofficial websites.“Where online applications are required, applicants should access the designated recruitment portal only through links provided in official FCSC announcements,” the commission said.The commission further warned that false declarations, forged certificates or fraudulent documentation submitted during recruitment could lead to disqualification and other consequences under applicable rules.It urged prospective applicants to carefully study official vacancy announcements for available positions, qualifications, eligibility requirements, application procedures and closing dates before applying. In a statement issued by its Head of Press and Public Relations, Ibraheem Zakariyya, on Friday in Abuja, the commission warned that the use of its name, logo or branding does not automatically make a recruitment message genuine.The FCSC said, “genuine federal civil service recruitment is never conducted through private agents, middlemen, or individuals claiming to influence shortlisting or secure appointments.”It explained that no officer can be appointed into the Federal Public Service without an authorised establishment and, where applicable, the requisite recruitment waiver from the Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation.According to the commission, genuine vacancies are advertised through established procedures. Under Rule 020102(i) of the Public Service Rules 2021, appointments to positions on Grade Levels 07 to 17 are made as vacancies arise following due advertisement in three national newspapers and on the commission’s official website.Related NewsCDCFIB to complete Immigration, Civil Defence, others’ recruitment in four weeksPolice rescue 75 kidnapped travellers in KadunaEFCC withdraws cybercrime charges against BUK studentThe commission also said applicants must meet prescribed eligibility conditions, including possessing the relevant qualifications contained in the approved Schemes of Service.The FCSC warned Nigerians against individuals demanding money in exchange for recruitment forms, shortlisting, employment, appointment letters or preferential treatment.It advised prospective applicants not to submit personal information or make payments in response to unsolicited messages circulated through social media accounts, WhatsApp groups, blogs or unofficial websites.“Where online applications are required, applicants should access the designated recruitment portal only through links provided in official FCSC announcements,” the commission said.The commission further warned that false declarations, forged certificates or fraudulent documentation submitted during recruitment could lead to disqualification and other consequences under applicable rules.It urged prospective applicants to carefully study official vacancy announcements for available positions, qualifications, eligibility requirements, application procedures and closing dates before applying. The FCSC said, “genuine federal civil service recruitment is never conducted through private agents, middlemen, or individuals claiming to influence shortlisting or secure appointments.”It explained that no officer can be appointed into the Federal Public Service without an authorised establishment and, where applicable, the requisite recruitment waiver from the Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation.According to the commission, genuine vacancies are advertised through established procedures. Under Rule 020102(i) of the Public Service Rules 2021, appointments to positions on Grade Levels 07 to 17 are made as vacancies arise following due advertisement in three national newspapers and on the commission’s official website.Related NewsCDCFIB to complete Immigration, Civil Defence, others’ recruitment in four weeksPolice rescue 75 kidnapped travellers in KadunaEFCC withdraws cybercrime charges against BUK studentThe commission also said applicants must meet prescribed eligibility conditions, including possessing the relevant qualifications contained in the approved Schemes of Service.The FCSC warned Nigerians against individuals demanding money in exchange for recruitment forms, shortlisting, employment, appointment letters or preferential treatment.It advised prospective applicants not to submit personal information or make payments in response to unsolicited messages circulated through social media accounts, WhatsApp groups, blogs or unofficial websites.“Where online applications are required, applicants should access the designated recruitment portal only through links provided in official FCSC announcements,” the commission said.The commission further warned that false declarations, forged certificates or fraudulent documentation submitted during recruitment could lead to disqualification and other consequences under applicable rules.It urged prospective applicants to carefully study official vacancy announcements for available positions, qualifications, eligibility requirements, application procedures and closing dates before applying. It explained that no officer can be appointed into the Federal Public Service without an authorised establishment and, where applicable, the requisite recruitment waiver from the Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation.According to the commission, genuine vacancies are advertised through established procedures. Under Rule 020102(i) of the Public Service Rules 2021, appointments to positions on Grade Levels 07 to 17 are made as vacancies arise following due advertisement in three national newspapers and on the commission’s official website.Related NewsCDCFIB to complete Immigration, Civil Defence, others’ recruitment in four weeksPolice rescue 75 kidnapped travellers in KadunaEFCC withdraws cybercrime charges against BUK studentThe commission also said applicants must meet prescribed eligibility conditions, including possessing the relevant qualifications contained in the approved Schemes of Service.The FCSC warned Nigerians against individuals demanding money in exchange for recruitment forms, shortlisting, employment, appointment letters or preferential treatment.It advised prospective applicants not to submit personal information or make payments in response to unsolicited messages circulated through social media accounts, WhatsApp groups, blogs or unofficial websites.“Where online applications are required, applicants should access the designated recruitment portal only through links provided in official FCSC announcements,” the commission said.The commission further warned that false declarations, forged certificates or fraudulent documentation submitted during recruitment could lead to disqualification and other consequences under applicable rules.It urged prospective applicants to carefully study official vacancy announcements for available positions, qualifications, eligibility requirements, application procedures and closing dates before applying. According to the commission, genuine vacancies are advertised through established procedures. Under Rule 020102(i) of the Public Service Rules 2021, appointments to positions on Grade Levels 07 to 17 are made as vacancies arise following due advertisement in three national newspapers and on the commission’s official website.Related NewsCDCFIB to complete Immigration, Civil Defence, others’ recruitment in four weeksPolice rescue 75 kidnapped travellers in KadunaEFCC withdraws cybercrime charges against BUK studentThe commission also said applicants must meet prescribed eligibility conditions, including possessing the relevant qualifications contained in the approved Schemes of Service.The FCSC warned Nigerians against individuals demanding money in exchange for recruitment forms, shortlisting, employment, appointment letters or preferential treatment.It advised prospective applicants not to submit personal information or make payments in response to unsolicited messages circulated through social media accounts, WhatsApp groups, blogs or unofficial websites.“Where online applications are required, applicants should access the designated recruitment portal only through links provided in official FCSC announcements,” the commission said.The commission further warned that false declarations, forged certificates or fraudulent documentation submitted during recruitment could lead to disqualification and other consequences under applicable rules.It urged prospective applicants to carefully study official vacancy announcements for available positions, qualifications, eligibility requirements, application procedures and closing dates before applying. The commission also said applicants must meet prescribed eligibility conditions, including possessing the relevant qualifications contained in the approved Schemes of Service.The FCSC warned Nigerians against individuals demanding money in exchange for recruitment forms, shortlisting, employment, appointment letters or preferential treatment.It advised prospective applicants not to submit personal information or make payments in response to unsolicited messages circulated through social media accounts, WhatsApp groups, blogs or unofficial websites.“Where online applications are required, applicants should access the designated recruitment portal only through links provided in official FCSC announcements,” the commission said.The commission further warned that false declarations, forged certificates or fraudulent documentation submitted during recruitment could lead to disqualification and other consequences under applicable rules.It urged prospective applicants to carefully study official vacancy announcements for available positions, qualifications, eligibility requirements, application procedures and closing dates before applying. The FCSC warned Nigerians against individuals demanding money in exchange for recruitment forms, shortlisting, employment, appointment letters or preferential treatment.It advised prospective applicants not to submit personal information or make payments in response to unsolicited messages circulated through social media accounts, WhatsApp groups, blogs or unofficial websites.“Where online applications are required, applicants should access the designated recruitment portal only through links provided in official FCSC announcements,” the commission said.The commission further warned that false declarations, forged certificates or fraudulent documentation submitted during recruitment could lead to disqualification and other consequences under applicable rules.It urged prospective applicants to carefully study official vacancy announcements for available positions, qualifications, eligibility requirements, application procedures and closing dates before applying. It advised prospective applicants not to submit personal information or make payments in response to unsolicited messages circulated through social media accounts, WhatsApp groups, blogs or unofficial websites.“Where online applications are required, applicants should access the designated recruitment portal only through links provided in official FCSC announcements,” the commission said.The commission further warned that false declarations, forged certificates or fraudulent documentation submitted during recruitment could lead to disqualification and other consequences under applicable rules.It urged prospective applicants to carefully study official vacancy announcements for available positions, qualifications, eligibility requirements, application procedures and closing dates before applying. “Where online applications are required, applicants should access the designated recruitment portal only through links provided in official FCSC announcements,” the commission said.The commission further warned that false declarations, forged certificates or fraudulent documentation submitted during recruitment could lead to disqualification and other consequences under applicable rules.It urged prospective applicants to carefully study official vacancy announcements for available positions, qualifications, eligibility requirements, application procedures and closing dates before applying. The commission further warned that false declarations, forged certificates or fraudulent documentation submitted during recruitment could lead to disqualification and other consequences under applicable rules.It urged prospective applicants to carefully study official vacancy announcements for available positions, qualifications, eligibility requirements, application procedures and closing dates before applying. It urged prospective applicants to carefully study official vacancy announcements for available positions, qualifications, eligibility requirements, application procedures and closing dates before applying.