The people of Burkina Faso began voting in a general election Sunday in the shadow of a growing jihadist insurgency, and with opposition candidates warning of a “massive fraud” at the polls.
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In a bid to curb the high rate of unemployment in the country, the Federal Government has rolled out a scheme which will see unemployed youths in rural areas earning N20 ,000 per month , The PUNCH reports. The youths will be engaged in the clearing of drainages , sweeping markets , road maintenance , […]
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The Chairman of Nigerian Young Professionals Forum, NYPF, Moses Siloko Siasia has lamented that Nigeria is now a location for terrorists recruitment, stressing that “we are sitting on a time bomb”. According to Siasia, international terrorist organisations were having free market recruiting this generation as a result of lack of proper engagement of young innovative […]
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The Multinational Joint Task Force says it has uncovered plans by Islamic State of West Africa Province to launch recruitment drive in the coming months through misinformation embedded with radicalisation programmes.
The Federal Government has sacked five directors at the Pension Transitional Arrangement Directorate (PTAD) for what has been reported as illegal recruitment exercise.
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has begun clampdown on online recruitment fraudsters, who specialised in defrauding job seekers, Mr Emmanuel Okeh, the spokesperson of the Corps has said.
The Army warned Nigerians to be cautious of fraudsters.
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Chairman Senate Committee on Police Affairs, Abu Ibrahim, yesterday said that the proposed recruitment of 10,000 police personnel by the federal government was suspended due to sharp disagreement over the criteria for the exercise. Ibrahim told reporters in Abuja while some stakeholders wanted local government areas to be the basis for the recruitment, others insisted […]
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The group however commended the Okiro-led PSC, and the Inspector-General of Police, Solomon Arase, for brazing the storm in implementation of the presidential directive on the current recruitment.
