I just read this morning that Reps have ordered Immigration to rufund the application fees to job seekers. Any info on how to get mine?

Can one stil register..pls hep me wit d link.

Yes, U can.

You are a Nigerian...you know things like this is very rare to work

pls how can i know the centre for the text and when tanx

OP, Are u sure abt dat?
Wher is d source?
Did u think it wud b easy rturning dat money wen pple dnt register wt acct no?
Can u post d link 4us?

The House of Representatives has directed the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) to refund the N1,000 fee applicants in its last recruitment exercise paid for employment form.

The Joint Committee on Public Service Matter, Employment, Labour and Productivity as well as Anti-Corruption, National Ethics and Values was mandated by the House to probe racketeering of job placement in the public service.
At the two-day public hearing yesterday, the committee decried the flagrant contravention of public service rules by the NIS, Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) and Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), among others, on recruitment.

The three agencies were asked to return today, having failed to provide the committee with documents on the procedure for their recruitment.

The Nigeria Immigration Service provided conflicting documents, and failed to follow due process in its recruitment.
A document showed that 2,005 people were employed in 2011, with another putting the figure at 2,550. Both documents, however, did not record the qualifications of the new employees. What?!!!!

The House committee was shocked when Secretary to the Board of Civil Defence, Fire, Immigration and Prison Service Board, Sylvanus Tapgun, the body responsible for recruitment into those agencies, said he did not know the bank account number into which the revenue generated from the sale of application forms was lodged. Story!!!

He was also unable to tell the committee the firm handling the collection of the forms, and faled too to give the number of forms sold. Sharp guy!!!

Tapgun also claimed to be unaware of the House Representatives’ resolution urging the NIS to stop collecting fees for the employment forms.

“I did not place the advertisement; it was done by my predecessor. I don’t know the account number. I resumed office on September 18, 2013. I read the minutes of the last meeting of the board in August and it was not about recruitment but promotion in Immigration and Prison Services,” he said.