The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has issued a stern warning against fraudulent recruitment schemes following the circulation of false reports claiming an ongoing recruitment exercise by the agency.
Various online platforms recently disseminated misleading information about purported job opportunities within the Corps, prompting a swift response from FRSC authorities.
In an official statement, Assistant Corps Marshal Jonas Agwu clarified that the FRSC is currently not conducting any recruitment drives and has no plans for recruitment in the immediate future. The announcement serves as a cautionary measure to counteract the spread of misinformation and prevent unsuspecting individuals from falling victim to recruitment scams.
The Corps Marshal, Dauda Ali Biu, emphasized the seriousness of the situation, urging prospective job seekers and the general public to disregard any unofficial publications suggesting otherwise. The FRSC has unequivocally disassociated itself from the misleading claims and reiterated that no recruitment processes are underway.
This cautionary announcement serves as a proactive measure by the FRSC to protect individuals from potential scams orchestrated by unscrupulous individuals exploiting public interest in securing employment opportunities within the agency.
The public is strongly advised to exercise vigilance and refrain from engaging with unauthorized entities claiming to facilitate recruitment on behalf of the FRSC.
The FRSC, headquartered in Abuja, underscores its commitment to transparency and professionalism in all official communications. Assistant Corps Marshal Jonas Agwu urged the public to rely solely on verified information from official FRSC channels to avoid falling prey to fraudulent activities.
The FRSC reiterates its stance against the dissemination of false recruitment notices and warns against any interactions with unauthorized parties claiming affiliation with the agency. Citizens are encouraged to report suspicious activities to the appropriate authorities to safeguard against potential scams and uphold the integrity of recruitment processes in Nigeria’s road safety sector.
