@YouthAdam1 Salute your courage, Lawyer up, document how many people were dropped follow through and donโt relent, you might not get it but you are doing the lords work for future recruits
Recruitment Scandal: Excluded Applicants Hire Lawyers, Give Nigeria Customs Seven Days To Explain Omission From Training Or Face Lawsuit | Sahara Reporters https://t.co/8YVqEy0tYa
@WCO_OMDThe : We call on the Nigeria Customs Service to do the right thing! Aggrieved customs candidates are currently protesting the unfair exclusion from the training list after passing the required stages. We demand transparency and justice now!
BREAKING: The victims of the sham recruitment process by NCS staged a protest in Abuja earlier today.
The protesters, who gathered on Monday, October 26, accused the NCS of unfair treatment and called for transparency, accountability and justice in the recruitment process.
The aggrieved applicants demanded immediate reinstatement of the affected candidates, claiming that they had completed all stages of the recruitment process, including documentation and screening in Abuja.
The protesters also stated that they obtained official medical and NDLEA clearance results, challenging the reasons for their disqualification.
The applicants also questioned the decision to disqualify candidates after issuing provisional appointment offers, claiming that the process had caused unnecessary distress and dashed the hopes of thousands of Nigerians looking for work.
The summary is: We call on the Nigeria Customs Service to do the right thing! Aggrieved customs candidates are currently protesting the unfair exclusion from the training list after passing the required stages. We demand transparency and justice now!
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@YouthAdam1@WCO_OMD Thanks giving out your voice lads, I pray your efforts won't be futile.
I hope the same energy is used to call into account the recruitment process of paramilitary as well.
Those people are mad.