A rumored recruitment invitation from the National Hydroelectric Power Producing Areas Development Commission (N-HYPPADEC) has been disproven, and it is described as false, misleading, and a calculated attempt to defraud members of the public.
A technical and practical screening exercise allegedly scheduled to take place at the Kainji Hydropower Station in New Bussa, Niger State, was also mentioned in the notice.
N-HYPPADEC made it clear in a statement that the Commission’s head of press and public affairs, Nura Tanko, did not originate the invitation, stressing that no hiring process is currently taking place.
“For the avoidance of doubt, N-HYPPADEC did not send the said invitation. The Commission isn’t currently running any hiring or screening processes, the statement read.
The Commission advised the general public to ignore the deceptive message and advised potential applicants to always check information before applying for any jobs through the official N-HYPPADEC communication channels.
N-HYPPADEC advised Nigerians to keep an eye out for suspicious recruitment claims and contact relevant authorities to protect themselves from scams.
; Read the entire statement below.
PRESS ELEASE
A rumored invitation for a technical and practical screening exercise for recruitment to the Commission was drawn to the National Hydroelectric Power Producing Areas Development Commission (N-HYPPADEC). The screening exercise is scheduled to take place at Kainji Hydro Power Station in New Bussa, Niger State.
The information is false, deceptive, and without any basis, and is intended to defraud the general public.
For the avoidance of doubt, N-HYPPADEC did not send the requested invitation because there is no recruitment exercise in progress at the Commission.
Therefore, the Commission urges the general public to decline such invitations and to always check information with authorized N-HYPPADEC channels to protect themselves from fraudsters.
Source: Channels TV
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