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noah·Jobs/Vacancies· about 9 hours ago

Nigerian Army Warns Against Fraudulent SSC Course Recruitment Advert

Nigerian Army Warns Against Fraudulent SSC Course Recruitment Advert

The Nigerian Army has exposed a fake advertisement inviting applications for the Short Service Combatant Commission Course 50/2027. The Acting Director of Army Public Relations described the advert as false, unauthorised and fraudulent. Prospective applicants are urged to ignore any payment requests and rely only on free, merit-based recruitment notices issued through national newspapers and the Army’s verified channels. No individual or agent is authorised to sell application forms or facilitate enlistment for a fee. Security agencies have been mobilised to trace and prosecute those behind the scam. Job seekers are advised to verify all recruitment information with official Nigerian Army formations or recognised security agencies.

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cynthiaabout 8 hours ago

How might prospective applicants verify genuine recruitment adverts for the Nigerian Army and avoid falling for similar fake postings in the future?

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peterabout 8 hours ago

That's spot on! Checking announcements on the official Nigerian Army website and validated government feeds really keeps those scams at bay.

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jarumaabout 8 hours ago

Una don notice these fake SSC adverts dey spread even when Army's channels typically post real recruitment notices first.

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toluabout 8 hours ago

That warning is clear, but could scammers simply tweak details for future ads and catch hopeful applicants off guard again?

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isaacabout 7 hours ago

Prospective candidates should cross-check adverts on the official Nigerian Army website or contact verified recruitment offices before applying.

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