FCC Calls for Suspension of Customs Recruitment Process

The Federal Character Commission (FCC) has demanded the immediate suspension of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) recruitment exercise due to alleged violations of federal character principles. Abdulwasiu Bawa-Allah, the chairman of the FCC Financial Services Committee, stated that the commission, which is constitutionally mandated to enforce compliance with federal character principles in federal appointments, was not invited to monitor the recruitment process.
This exclusion raises significant concerns regarding adherence to the principle of equitable representation in federal institutions. The FCC's involvement is deemed necessary to ensure that appointments reflect Nigeria's diversity and prevent the domination of public institutions by individuals from a limited number of states or sections of the country.
The commission has called for a thorough investigation into the allegations surrounding the recruitment process, particularly regarding the reported exclusion of candidates who had completed the necessary stages.
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