NSITF Alerts Public to Fake Job Offers and Scams
The Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) has raised an alarm regarding fraudulent job offers being circulated by scammers. In a public notice dated October 5, 2026, and signed by the Executive Director, Administration, Samaila Abdu, the NSITF clarified that it is not currently recruiting for any positions.
The organization warned Nigerians against falling victim to fake appointment letters and recruitment advertisements, particularly those appearing on social media platforms like Facebook. The NSITF emphasized that any genuine job opportunities would be announced through its official communication channels and that it does not charge fees for employment.
The Fund cautioned job seekers to be wary of individuals demanding money in exchange for job offers and to avoid responding to suspicious recruitment messages or providing sensitive information to unverified contacts. The notice serves as a reminder to the public to disregard misleading claims about employment opportunities within the organization.
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