Nigerian Customs Service Recruitment Latest News as of 27th January, 2025

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has issued a public warning regarding fraudulent emails and messages targeting applicants in its ongoing recruitment process. These deceptive communications aim to exploit unsuspecting candidates by requesting sensitive information or payments under the guise of recruitment procedures.

Nigerian Customs Service Recruitment Latest News as of 27th January, 2025

Official Statement from NCS

In a recent statement, the NCS clarified that it does not request payment, personal banking details, or confidential information from applicants at any stage of its recruitment process. The Service emphasized:

“For the avoidance of doubt, the NCS does not request payment, personal banking details, or confidential information from applicants. Nor does it engage with candidates through unofficial channels.”

All official communications related to the recruitment process are conducted exclusively through the NCS’s authorized platforms. Applicants are advised to be wary of messages claiming to offer job placements or requiring payments to facilitate recruitment.

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How to Identify Fraudulent Emails

To help applicants avoid falling victim to scams, the NCS provided the following tips to identify fraudulent emails or messages:

1. Unverified Sources: Fraudulent messages often come from unofficial email addresses or unverified phone numbers.
2. Requests for Payments: The NCS does not charge applicants for forms, interviews, or job placements.
3. Urgency or Threats: Scammers use urgency to pressure applicants into quick actions.
4. Suspicious Links: Be cautious of links directing you to fake recruitment portals.

How to Protect Yourself

1. Always confirm information directly from the NCS’s official website or social media channels.
2. Avoid sharing personal or financial details online unless you are certain of the recipient’s authenticity.
3. Report any suspicious messages or activities to the appropriate authorities, such as the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) or the Nigeria Police Force Cybercrime Unit.

NCS Reaffirms Transparency

The Nigeria Customs Service reiterated its commitment to ensuring a transparent, credible, and merit-based recruitment process. The Service assured applicants that every stage of the process is handled with utmost integrity and professionalism.

NCS Authorized Channels

To stay updated on the latest developments, applicants are encouraged to follow the NCS through these verified platforms:

• Official Website: www.customs.gov.ng
• Recruitment Portal: recruitment.customs.gov.ng
• Social Media Channels: Verified accounts on Facebook, Twitter (now X), and LinkedIn.

Conclusion

As the NCS continues its recruitment process, applicants are urged to remain vigilant and avoid falling victim to scammers. By following the guidelines provided and staying informed through official channels, including the dedicated recruitment portal, you can protect yourself and others from fraudulent activities.

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