Makudus:
you people should make sure your phone battery is fully charged and with enough data all d time from now for receiving and checking invitation msg via sms & mail from FIRs.so tax officers get ready for d next stage of recruitment.....

methyl:
Oga list no dey come out until next 2 weeks stop fooling people

aisa6773:
For those taking my information for granted should know that I would soon suprise them with the date and time the list will be released.

aisa6773:
For those taking my information for granted should know that I would soon suprise them with the date and time the list will be released.

aisa6773:
For those taking my information for granted should know that I would soon suprise them with the date and time the list will be released.

oyeludef:
same way u said d list was pasted at firs abuja? If there is any post i dont look forward to here its urs cos u ur infos av been certified fake

aisa6773:
I heard that names have been placed at FIRS HQ, I am tired of hearing "I heard"....May God help us all

Makudus:
you people should make sure your phone battery is fully charged and with enough data all d time from now for receiving and checking invitation msg via sms & mail from FIRs.so tax officers get ready for d next stage of recruitment.....

oyeludef:

We all know d list will soon b out but ur infos gives false hope.

siina:
he said placed and not pasted

fweshazzimi:
av been trying to reach my contact in FIRS HQ ABUJA lately but hv been hitting a brick wall. most top staff who are concerned with recruitment exercise have decided to keep mum about it. only God knows if it will take anoda six weeks before names will be shortlisted. my advice is, ignore any thing u hear for now....the truth is that NOBODY KNOWS wats goin on. we are only speculating.......I hv a close relation with one of the human resource personnel but d truth is am not getting any info from her. they (firs staff) hav all sworn to secrecy. they wnt tell u anytin u want to hear. SO LETS ALL STAY FOCUS,
STOP FAKE NEWS, AND PRAY.

0zify009:

You are very correct, they are trained to secrecy even if you are there family relation.

0zify009:
My source just informed me that we all will be called for test this month November. We should start reading, Gdluck to u all.

0zify009:
My source just informed me that we all will be called for test this month November. We should start reading, Gdluck to u all.

0zify009:
My source just informed me that we all will be called for test this month November. We should start reading, Gdluck to u all.

fweshazzimi:
av been trying to reach my contact in FIRS HQ ABUJA lately but hv been hitting a brick wall. most top staff who are concerned with recruitment exercise have decided to keep mum about it. only God knows if it will take anoda six weeks before names will be shortlisted. my advice is, ignore any thing u hear for now....the truth is that NOBODY KNOWS wats goin on. we are only speculating.......I hv a close relation with one of the human resource personnel but d truth is am not getting any info from her. they (firs staff) hav all sworn to secrecy. they wnt tell u anytin u want to hear. SO LETS ALL STAY FOCUS,
STOP FAKE NEWS, AND PRAY.

Where's your source?

obinna002:
he Chairman, Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Mr Tunde Fowler, has said that the organisation received more than 700,000 applications from the recent job advert it placed.

Fowler made this known on Wednesday in Abuja when he appeared before the House of Representatives Committee on Public Petition.



The FIRS boss’ appearance at the lower chamber cufollowed a petition from some applicants, who claimed to have been excluded from the employment processes.

The Service had invited applications for various positions in series of adverts placed in some national dailies.

Fowler said that out of the 700,000 applicants more than 2,000 had first class degrees in various disciplines and were qualified to be engage by the Service.

He said that FIRS would recruit only 500 people, adding that the exercise was designed to increase manpower for tax revenue collection and expand the country’s revenue base.

He assured that the organisation would ensure fairness and due process in the recruitment process.

“We have secured waiver and endorsement from the Federal Character Commission in order to ensure that the right thing is done.’’

In his remarks, Chairman of the house committee, Mr Nkem Abonta, directed Fowler to submit to the committee the service’s nominal roll to assist it in arriving at a decision.

Makudus:
i dont agree o

Ekakamba:
Where's your source?

obinna002:
he Chairman, Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Mr Tunde Fowler, has said that the organisation received more than 700,000 applications from the recent job advert it placed.

Fowler made this known on Wednesday in Abuja when he appeared before the House of Representatives Committee on Public Petition.



The FIRS boss’ appearance at the lower chamber followed a petition from some applicants, who claimed to have been excluded from the employment processes.

The Service had invited applications for various positions in series of adverts placed in some national dailies.

Fowler said that out of the 700,000 applicants more than 2,000 had first class degrees in various disciplines and were qualified to be engage by the Service.

He said that FIRS would recruit only 500 people, adding that the exercise was designed to increase manpower for tax revenue collection and expand the country’s revenue base.

He assured that the organisation would ensure fairness and due process in the recruitment process.

“We have secured waiver and endorsement from the Federal Character Commission in order to ensure that the right thing is done.’’

In his remarks, Chairman of the house committee, Mr Nkem Abonta, directed Fowler to submit to the committee the service’s nominal roll to assist it in arriving at a decision.