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FG pronounces recruitment into Immigration, NSCDC, Correctional, Fireplace Service

The federal authorities has formally introduced the recruitment of 30,000 personnel into 4 main paramilitary businesses throughout the nation.
In a press release launched Tuesday, the Civil Defence, Correctional, Fireplace, and Immigration Providers Board (CDCFIB) confirmed that the recruitment drive covers the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Nigeria Correctional Service (NCoS), Federal Fireplace Service (FFS), and Nigeria Safety and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC).
“The appliance portal will open on June 26 at recruitment.cdcfib.org,” the board said.
The CDCFIB mentioned candidates should be Nigerian residents between the ages of 18 and 35, and should meet sure bodily and medical necessities.
“Male candidates are anticipated to be at the very least 1.65m tall with a chest measurement of not lower than 0.87m, whereas the minimal top for feminine candidates is 1.60m,” the board added.
Candidates are additionally required to be of excellent character with no legal file. Candidates should possess at the very least a Senior Secondary School Certificates with 4 or 5 credit, together with English and Arithmetic.
“These with increased {qualifications} corresponding to NCE, OND, HND, bachelor’s levels in related fields like regulation and drugs, or commerce certifications for technical roles are additionally inspired to use,” the CDCFIB famous.
It additional warned that candidates should apply to just one company, as “a number of purposes will result in disqualification.”
The recruitment portal will stay open for 3 weeks from the date of launch.

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