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NECO Debunks Online Recruitment Scam and Warns Nigerians Against Fraud

NECO Debunks Online Recruitment Scam and Warns Nigerians Against Fraud
NECO Debunks Online Recruitment Scam and Warns Nigerians Against Fraud 


NECO debunks online recruitment scam, warning Nigerians against fraudulent job offers. Learn how to verify genuine recruitment updates safely.


The National Examinations Council (NECO) has officially debunked claims of an ongoing online recruitment exercise. According to the council, the viral job offer making rounds on the internet is a scam designed to deceive unsuspecting Nigerians. With the rise of online fraud, NECO is urging applicants to exercise caution and always verify recruitment updates through official channels.

NECO’s Official Statement on Fake Recruitment

In a statement released by Azeez Sani, Director of Information and Public Relations, NECO emphasized that it has no plans to recruit new staff at this time.

Sani noted that:

  • The publication circulating online is false and misleading.
  • The scheme was created by fraudsters seeking to defraud job seekers.
  • NECO remains committed to due process and will only recruit staff when officially approved by the Federal Government.

This clarification highlights the importance of confirming employment opportunities directly from NECO’s official website or recognized communication channels.

How to Identify and Avoid Recruitment Scams

Red Flags of Fake Recruitment

  • Requests for payment to secure employment.
  • Job offers shared only via unofficial websites or social media pages.
  • Lack of confirmation on NECO’s official platforms.

Tips for Staying Safe

  1. Always verify recruitment notices on NECO’s official website.
  2. Follow announcements through trusted media outlets.
  3. Cross-check with updates from reputable education and recruitment platforms such as androidpols.com.ng, which regularly covers genuine government job opportunities.
  4. Report suspicious job offers to the appropriate authorities.

NECO’s Assurance to the Public

NECO, under the leadership of its Registrar/Chief Executive, Prof. Dantani Ibrahim Wushishi, reaffirmed its commitment to transparency. The council stated that any genuine recruitment exercise will strictly follow due process and federal government regulations.

The council also urged Nigerians not to fall prey to online fraudsters who exploit job seekers’ desperation.

For further clarification, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) provides valuable resources on spotting and avoiding scams, which can be found on the FTC’s official page.

The question of NECO recruitment remains a popular search topic in Nigeria, but applicants should remember that no recruitment is currently ongoing. Any information claiming otherwise is a scam. To stay safe, always rely on NECO’s official communication channels and avoid dealing with third-party platforms demanding payment for job opportunities.

As the council rightly advises, vigilance is key. Stay updated through NECO’s website and trusted platforms like androidpols.com.ng to avoid falling victim to fraudulent recruitment schemes.


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