WAEC distances self from recruitment report

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has distanced itself from reports in a section of the media that it has called for applications from members of the public for job opportunities

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has distanced itself from reports in a section of the media that it has called for applications from members of the public for job opportunities

This is contained in a statement by the council’s Acting Head, Public Affairs, Mrs. Moyosola Adesina, and issued to newsmen on Friday in Lagos.

Adesina warned members of the public to beware of the activities of fraudsters, noting that the report did not emanate from council.

“Our attention has been drawn to a publication in circulation that WAEC is recruiting both academic and non academic staff in all the five-member nation countries through its e-recruitment portal.

“WAEC hereby wishes to inform its various stakeholders and the general public that this report is fake and did not emanate from council.

“By this, the general public is therefore, hereby advised to disregard the publication as it is a hoax, aimed at exploiting gullible job seekers.

“Please, also note that the council only publishes its recruitment advertisement through the national dailies, council’s official website: https://www.waecnigeria.org/ and all its social media platforms,” Adesina said.

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