A visit to the official website of the Nigerian Customs will show this information to buttress our point that there is no recruitment yet by the Customs:
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June 20th, 2016
DISCLAIMER: PURPORTED RECRUITMENT EXERCISE INTO THE NIGERIA CUSTOMS SERVICE IS SCAM
Nigeria Customs
Service is launching on an all-out war against internet fraudsters who
specialise in extorting money from innocent Nigerians under the pretext
of offering them jobs, auctions or contracts.
2. This integrated approach on social media, is coming on the heels of recent upsurge of fraudsters using the name of the Nigeria Customs Service to solicit applications for non-existent job offers for a fee that is usually paid into personal bank accounts.  3. The advert currently circulating on the WhatsApp platform is the
latest of those criminal attempts to mislead desperate job-seekers. The
post which went viral over the weekend is a copy and paste reproduction
of the previous recruitment adverts, with a clever insertion of the
Service website address. To achieve their criminal objective, the same
advert directs applicants to visit a fake website which is
www.customsrecruit.com.ng. Victims are eventually requested to make some
payments to complete the phoney forms.
4. Already 12suspects have been arrested and will be soon charged to court. 5. The general public is therefore advised to discountenance such advertisements found in any online platforms except those released in the NCS authentic and authoritative platforms:www.customs.gov.ng and www.facebook.com/customsng. 6. To avoid being victims, all prospective job seekers, and those who want to transact any business with the Service are advised to note the official online platforms as well as visit the nearest Customs station when in doubt. SIGNED Wale Adeniyi Public Relations Officer For: Comptroller-General of Customs" For timely and unauthentic information about any ongoing recruitment always visit this blog or call 08077454544, 07037873238.....BEST OF LUCKS! |
