- The Federal Civil Service Commission has formally commenced its recruitment process for various positions within the directorate
- The commission made this known on Monday, January 27, in a statement by Taiwo Hassan, its spokesperson
- TheTalk.NG has highlighted the open vacancies in some ministries departments and agencies (MDAs)
Federal authorities are currently recruiting in Nigeria.
Photo credit: @NigEducationSource: Twitter”Eligible applicants are to apply for only one position.”
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Degree/HND/NCE certificate
- NYSC discharge/exemption/exclusion certificate
- WAEC/NECO/NABTEB Certificate
- Primary School certificate
- Ph.D/Masters Degree certificate
- Birth Certificate/Declaration of Age
- Local government (LG) identification
- Recent passport photograph
Federal Civil Service Commission recruitment 2025Population programme officer II, SGL 08
- Federal ministry of health and social welfare
- Federal ministry of defence
Auditor I, SGL 09
- Office of the auditor-general of the federation
Assistant Education Officers, SGL 07
- Ministry of police affairs
Higher instructor, SGL 08
- Federal ministry of education
Senior instructor, SGL 09
- Federal ministry of education
Education Officers II, SGL 08
- Ministry of police affairs
- Federal ministry of defence
- Federal ministry of education
Education Officers I, SGL 09
- Ministry of police affairs
- Federal ministry of defence
- Federal ministry of education
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