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Lagos Warns Residents of Requirement Fraudsters

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The Lagos State Government has warned the residents of the state to be cautioned of recruitment fraudsters promising to help them to secure employment as teachers in the state.

Mrs Adebunmi Adekanye, the Permanent Secretary, State Ministry of Education, gave the warning on Thursday in Ikeja.

Adekanye said that some faceless individuals had been collecting details of intending applicants on social media platforms with intention to defraud them.

Okay Nigeria recalls that Gov. Akinwunmi Ambode recently announced plans to inject additional 1,000 teachers into the state public schools.

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Adekanye counselled interested applicants to wait for the display of the vacancy advertisement on the official portal of the state government dedicated for recruitment.

She advised that any request for bio-data on any other social media platform should be disregarded as it was not authorised.

Adekanye said that approval of the framework for the recruitment was still being processed and the public would be duly provided with information on procedures for applying for the vacant positions.

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