NSITF Alerts Public on Fake Recruitment Scams

The Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) has issued a warning regarding the proliferation of fake employment advertisements and appointment letters being disseminated by fraudsters. Samaila Abdu, the Executive Director of Administration at NSITF, stated in a press release on Tuesday in Abuja that the organization is not engaged in any recruitment activities at this time.
Abdu emphasized that the fraudulent advertisements, particularly those appearing on social media platforms like Facebook, are not legitimate and do not originate from NSITF. He clarified that the Fund does not charge fees for employment and does not utilize unofficial social media channels for recruitment.
Genuine job opportunities will be communicated through NSITF's official channels. Abdu urged the public to be cautious and to report any suspicious recruitment claims to NSITF authorities.
He also instructed all Regional and Branch Managers to display public notices in strategic locations within their offices to inform and protect the public from these scams.
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