Explainer: How to Apply for Vacancies in the 3 Govt Agencies Currently Recruiting

Explainer: How to Apply for Vacancies in the 3 Govt Agencies Currently Recruiting

At least three government agencies, the Nigerian Army, the Nigerian Air Force, and the FRSC, have recently advertised recruitments.

PAY ATTENTION: Join Legit.ng Telegram channel! Never miss important updates!

To ensure Nigerians interested in applying for the vacant positions do not fall victim to fraudsters, this piece explains the application processes in simple terms.

Explainer: How to Apply for Vacancies in the Nigerian Air Force, 2 Other Govt Agencies
The Nigerian Air Force, Nigerian Army and the FRSC are currently recruiting. Photo credit: Nigerian Air Force HQ
Source: Facebook

Nigerian Army

The Nigerian Army is accepting applications for its 81 Regular Recruit Intake.

To avoid being defrauded, the elite security agency has made things easier by creating physical recruitment centres in all the 36 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

The recruitment opened on Monday, July 12, and will close on Saturday, July 24, according to the Army.

To apply, here is the list of all the recruitment centres:

Explainer: How to Apply for Vacancies in the Nigerian Army
Nigerian Army is currently recruiting and has released the list of recruitment centres nationwide. Photo credit: HQ Nigerian Army
Source: Facebook

Nigerian Air Force

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) is also enlisting graduates and postgraduates to be trained as Direct Short Service Cadets.

Read also

Jobs Alert: List of prominent government agencies currently recruiting

Online applications open on Monday, July 26, and closes on Monday, August 30.

To apply for this job, you don't need to visit any social media platform. All you need to do is to visit the NAF's portal.

Interested applicants can also call the following support lines from 9.30am to 5.30pm, Monday to Friday, 09064432351, 08043440802, 09055840142 or Email: caeers@airforce.mil.ng should they need further clarifications.

They must also note that the application is FREE OF CHARGE. To apply, applicants must be of Nigerian origin.

They must be between the ages of 20 and 30 years by 30 September 2022. Those applying for the medical consultants' position must be between 25 - 40 years.

Click here or here for a comprehensive list of the requirements for the application.

Explainer: How to Apply for Vacancies in the Nigerian Air Force
Nigerian Air Force's recruitment starts on Monday, July 26, and closes on Monday, August 30. Photo credit: Nigerian Air Force HQ
Source: Facebook

Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC)

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) is also recruiting mainly for three positions:

Read also

Finally, FRSC announces 2021 recruitment exercise for Nigerians, lists requirements

  1. Officer cadre
  2. Marshal inspectorate (MI) cadre
  3. Road marshal assistant cadre

To apply, visit the FRSC's portal, www.recruitment.frsc.gov.ng.

Candidates for the officer cadre are expected to possess a first degree, NYSC discharge certificates, and must not be more than 30 years old.

Click here for a comprehensive list of the application requirements.

Explainer: How to Apply for Vacancies in the FRSC
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) is also recruiting for three positions. Photo credit: Federal Road Safety Corps Nigeria
Source: Facebook

PAY ATTENTION: Install our latest app for Android, read the best news on Nigeria’s #1 news app

Nigeria Customs speaks as fake auctions, recruitment flood social media

Meanwhile, the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has warned the general public against the activities of internet fraudsters running fake recruitment and auctions.

The NCS in a statement released by its spokesman, Joseph Attah, and sighted by Legit.ng said its attention has been drawn to the proliferation of fake social media accounts impersonating senior customs officers to publicise fake auctions and recruitment exercises.

The statement noted that the miscreants behind the illegal activities are now using false testimonies by supposed beneficiaries of the auctions thanking senior customs officers for their alleged facilitation.

Source: Legit.ng

Online view pixel