Nigeria: Govt Backtracks On Recruitment Waivers for Varsities, Clarifies Approval Process

Recruitment waivers for federal tertiary institutions still in force, FG clarifies

The Federal Government has clarified that the recruitment waiver process for federal tertiary institutions remains in force, contrary to earlier reports. Read More: https://punchng.com/recruitment-waivers-for-federal-tertiary-institutions-still-in-force-fg-clarifies/

Nigeria: Govt Backtracks On Recruitment Waivers for Varsities, Clarifies Approval Process

The Federal Government has clarified that federal tertiary institutions must continue to obtain recruitment waivers before employing additional personnel, amid confusion triggered by a presidential representative's recent announcement at a university convocation.

FG backtracks on recruitment waivers for varsities, clarifies approval process

The ministry explained that the committee evaluates institutions' staffing needs against their approved establishments before determining whether additional recruitment is justified.

FG Clarifies Recruitment Waiver Policy for Federal Universities

Federal Ministry of Education said recruitment waivers remain in force for federal universities, clarifying the approval process after reports of policy change.

FG says recruitment waivers for federal tertiary institutions not abolished

The Federal Government has clarified that the recruitment waiver process for federal tertiary institutions remains in force, following reports that President Bola Tinubu had announced the removal of waiver requirements for federal universities.

FG Says Recruitment Waiver Process For Federal Tertiary Institutions Remains In Force

The Federal Government has clarified that the recruitment waiver process for federal tertiary institutions remains in force, dismissing reports suggesting that the procedure has been abolished. The Federal Ministry of Education stated this in a release signed by its Director of Press and Public Relations, Boriowo Folasade, following impressions arising from a speech delivered by […]