US EditionPolice Service Commission Disowns Fake Online Recruitment Portals
The Police Service Commission warns the public to avoid fake recruitment portals and rely only on official announcements to prevent fraud and exploitation.
- The Police Service Commission said it has not opened an online recruitment portal and no recruitment into the Nigeria Police Force is currently ongoing, Njoku Kalu clarified.
- Following online reports, the PSC described the fake portals as handiwork of fraudsters seeking to deceive and exploit citizens.
- The commission advised that any portal not on the Commission's official website is fraudulent and should be reported to the police, Njoku Kalu said in a statement debunking the claims.
- To prevent exploitation, the PSC told citizens to disregard fake portals and rely only on official sources, shielding unsuspecting citizens from fraudsters' scams.
- Amid broader scrutiny of nominations, Joe Keshi, erstwhile Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, criticised President Bola Tinubu's ambassadorial list, while the episode involves the Nigeria Police Force and PSC recruitment communications.
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Police Service Commission disowns fake online recruitment portals
The Police Service Commission, PSC, has debunked reports that it has opened a portal for recruitment into the Nigeria Police Force. The Commission debunked the reports in a statement by Njoku Kalu Head, Protocol and Public Affairs. The statement described the reports as the handiwork of fraudsters seeking to deceive and exploit unsuspecting citizens. “The Police Service Commission wishes to state categorically that no recruitment exercise into t…
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The Police Service Commission (PSC) has issued a strong warning to the public over the circulation of fake online recruitment portals claiming to offer entry into the Nigeria Police Force. In a statement signed by Torty Njoku Kalu, Head of Protocol and Public Affairs, the Commission described the publications spreading across social media and unofficial […] The post Police Service Commission Warns Against Fake Recruitment Portals first appeared …
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