MASSIVE RECRUITMENT IN CIVIL SERVICE

Federal civil Service has called for applications into new positions in the service, 

according to the statement signed by Hon. Chairman, Federal Civil Service Commission Mustaphu L. Sulaiman. 

All application forms should be submitted in a sealed envelope clearly stating the Ministry, the post applied for. The vacancies announced in the in the following MDAs: 

1. Federal Ministry of Education 

2. Federal Ministry of Employment, Labour and Productivity READ ALSO: NBS says 4.58 Nigerians unemployed as at August 2016 

3. Federal Ministry of Finance 

4.  Ministry of Foreign Affairs 

5. Federal Ministry of Information and Culture 

6. Federal Ministry of Power, Works and Housing 

7. Federal Ministry of Science and Technology 

8. Federal Ministry оf Transportation 

9. Office of the Auditor-General for the Federation 

10. Office of the Surveyor-General of the Federation 

11. Bureau of Public Procurement Suitably civilized candidates with character and integrity 

who are interested in making career in the Federal Civil Service are invited to complete and 

submil application on-line on FCSC website for any of the posts indicated in each of the MDAs. 

The site is www.fedcivilservice.gov.ng http://www.fedcivilservice.gov.ng/?p=3607 



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 For avoidance of doubt, application form is free. Completed Application Forms must be 

submitted where collected on or not later than six (6) Weeks from the date of this Publication 
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 In August the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics, NBS, has disclosed that in the second quarter of 

2016, a total of 4.58 million Nigerians became unemployed. Statistics on NBS website shows 

that a total of 2.6m Nigerians entered the labour market as at the second quarter of 2016. 

The total figure of unemployed Nigerians now stand at 4,580,602 as at the second quarter of 2016. 




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