FCC Calls for Suspension of NCS Recruitment Training

The Federal Character Commission (FCC) has demanded that the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) suspend its ongoing recruitment training, citing allegations that over 500 candidates were excluded from the final list despite passing examinations and completing screening. The training commenced on October 9, 2026.
FCC Chairman of the Financial Services Committee, Abdulwasiu Bawa-Allah, expressed concerns during a press conference in Abuja regarding the exclusion of candidates whose names were on the published list while others not listed were invited to training. He noted that some affected applicants had resigned from their jobs and incurred expenses in anticipation of employment.
The FCC has requested complete recruitment records from the NCS to ensure compliance with constitutional provisions on federal character and equitable representation. The NCS has committed to reinstating any applicants found to be wrongly disqualified but accused some candidates of attempting to secure employment through unofficial means.
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