Recruitment Exercise: WAEC Releases Fresh Details for Job Seekers
- Nigerians have been warned against falling victim to a purported recruitment exercise by WAEC on social media
- The examination council said that the trending job vacancies by WAEC is misleading, fake and should be disregarded
- Accoridng to WAEC, it will never ask anyone to pay any amount to secure a job on any of its platforms
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The West African Examination Council (WAEC) on Saturday, November 12, cautioned Nigerians, especially job seekers against falling victim to an advertisement claiming the council was recruiting for some positions.
PM News reports that WAEC distanced itself from the advert on various social media platforms calling on qualified candidates to fill some vacant positions in the council.
Source: Twitter
In a statement issued by WAEC's head of the public affairs unit, Moshood Adesina, the council described the advertisement calling on applicants to apply as misleading and fake.
Adesina also described the purported recruitment exercise as the handiwork of fraudsters seeking vulnerable victims to defraud.
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Her words:
“The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) wishes to inform its stakeholders and the general public that the advert making the rounds on social media that the council is recruiting for the year 2022/2023 is false.
“The general public should disregard this advertisement as it is a hoax aimed at exploiting innocent Nigerians, especially desperate job seekers.
“For the purpose of clarity, WAEC will never ask anyone to pay any amount to secure a job on any of its platforms."
Adesina also noted that the council publishes its recruitment advertisements only on national dailies and its official website.
RCCG, MURIC clash over alleged barring of Muslim students at Redemption Camp’s JAMB, and WAEC centres
The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) and the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) have again crossed paths.
MURIC had accused RCCG of religiously discriminating against Muslim students by denying them access to Redemption City for JAMB and WAEC registration.
The Islamic has called on the two examination body to relocate their examination centres from Redemption City.
2023 election: MURIC antagonises Osinbajo for RCCG affiliation, drums support for Tinubu
Meanwhile, the race for the 2023 presidential election is becoming dicey as various groups and individuals have begun to take sides.
Legit.ng earlier reported that criticism has begun to rain down on the presidential declaration of Vice President Yemi Osinbajo.
The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) said their endorsement will go to the camp of Bola Ahmed Tinubu who is a Muslim.
Source: Legit.ng
