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Mrupdate:
Come make I teach you bombing you go cashout.

Teach me please

Is like those immigration officers from Kenya are dumb. Those guys are criminals, dangerous armed robbers terrorising your citizens not fraudsters. How did they come about with the numerous phones and atm cards?

I couldn't stand their backward sense of reasoning, hence I left North immediately after my NYSC.
Well, they will soon bring ant infested wood to their house. My Only Concern is the Christians in their midst going through hell but scared to speak up due to fear.

Note that CDCFIB will not send emails or SMS notifications to applicants. Visit our portal, and once shortlisted, update your profile to print your examination slip. Please follow the instructions carefully. Beware of scammers.
The Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board (CDCFIB) has announced that candidates who applied for recruitment into its various paramilitary agencies can begin checking their application status from Thursday, October 30, 2025.

This was made known in an official statement signed by the Board’s Secretary, Maj. Gen. A. M. Jibril (Rtd.), on Wednesday. According to the statement, applicants for the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Nigeria Correctional Service (NCoS), Federal Fire Service (FFS), and the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) are to visit the Board’s recruitment portal at https://recruitment.cdcfib.gov.ng

The statement reads in part:

“Candidates are to log in to the portal from Thursday, October 30, 2025, to confirm if they have been shortlisted for the next phase of the recruitment process and to obtain details of their Computer-Based Test (CBT) centres.”

It further advised shortlisted candidates to take note of their specific venues, dates, and times for the CBT, as indicated on the portal.

The Board also cautioned applicants against engaging with fraudulent websites or individuals claiming to influence the process, emphasizing that all legitimate information will only be released through the official CDCFIB portal.

“Applicants are strongly advised to rely solely on the official recruitment website to avoid falling victim to scammers,” the statement added.

Don't forget to check our blog for more recruitment gists and update.
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https://pastquestionsportal.com.ng/download-immigration-fire-service-civil-defense-and-correctional-service-past-questions-and-answers/

The Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) has a rich history that mirrors Nigeria’s economic and political evolution, from its colonial roots to its modern role as a key revenue generator and trade facilitator. Below is a brief overview of its journey.

Colonial Beginnings (1861–1960)
The NCS traces its origins to 1862, when Thomas Tickel was appointed the first Collector of Customs in the British colony of Lagos, tasked with collecting duties to fund colonial administration. By 1891, the Department of Customs for the Niger Coast Protectorate was established, with T. A. Wall as its first Director-General. The department expanded in 1922 under F. A. Clinch, who oversaw customs and excise duties across the newly unified Nigeria. The Customs Preventive Service emerged to combat smuggling, focusing on revenue collection and trade control for British interests.

Post-Independence Growth (1960–1990)
After Nigeria’s independence in 1960, the NCS began transitioning to local leadership, with A. Diyan becoming the first Nigerian head in 1964. The Customs and Excise Management Act of 1958 guided operations, and in 1975, the revenue and preventive arms merged for efficiency under military rule. The NCS played a vital role in economic policies, but smuggling and corruption posed challenges.

Modernization and Reforms (1990–Present)
In 1992, the agency was renamed the Nigeria Customs Service, adopting a paramilitary structure with the head titled Comptroller-General. The NCS joined the World Customs Organization and aligned with global trade standards, emphasizing border security and trade facilitation....
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Misplaced priority, I don't support this at all. [center][/center][center][/center]

Love800:
How do you do it?

check my bio for more details about past questions business

SeriouslySense:
I also love north, but religious fighting too much, I love some of their foods. I dont know about now, but they are most honest, And i like honesty very much, simple living. I also like the environment, and nature. A lot of space.

I think the reverse is the case now, seems you have not been scammed by a northerner before. Those guys are competing with Southerners in that aspect now.

liveyourlife007:
I'm Yoruba I don't have issue with their Food.
I like Tuwo , I can't remember the name of that popular soup.

But the problem is how you are being served when they notice you are not from their tribe.

They serve you with hostility. I don't usually know how they differentiate people from their tribes from outsiders by merely looking at you.

Food should be served with Love.

This is true, Northerners in their zone are not friendly, very hostile to outsiders, they will chose to sell things at an exorbitant rate but cheap to their fellow Northerners. But if they come to south you will think they are the best souls ever.

Whether Christian, Muslim or traditional religion, na one umbrella carry una, feeding on people's feelings to enrich your pocket.
Just believe in God, don't see God through another person's eyeballs and you are good to go.
Back to the post, most unmarried ladies out there, na bad character with high standard combine still hold them down from getting married.
That reminds me when I was still working on my tech journey, I met this fine lady, I wanted to marry her but her pride and selfishness just made me lose interest, second one, same thing. As a man, don't take rubbish from any woman, know when she is into you if not, abort mission.

funsho75:
How person go run this one

Help a brother

I can guide you on this

CollinsRuth:
Am interested..my WhatsApp number:

Alright, I have chatted you

Go into selling of digital products like past questions, I own a past questions website and I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a side hustle. Mine can be found inside my Last post here. It's automated, less stress and not too expensive to start. All you need is different past questions, your payment gateway and active WhatsApp contact.

Misplaced priority, so far as they are not forcing you into the lifestyle and all of that remains a secret, let's channel the energy to more productive ventures.

Osebanjo please I don't have access to my mail to view your message. Drop your message here

Okhuadams:
They hate them with Passion, They see them as the outcast (OSU)

There is no such thing as referring them as Osu, anyways that caste system was invented by envious and evil People from Anambra in the olden days to keep massaging their ego, the whole thing is a scam, just like the way they have refused to let go of Biafra because of their selfish evil agenda. Igbo land is messed up, believe me. They need someone to change their orientation about life generally

Please how do they collect that big money from abroad, is it with their Nigerian account, somebody should enlighten me on how they do it.

tesseract:
Contact a mod, make a juicy offer...simple. you get a deal

thanks for your swift response

How can I place a sponsored post like this to the front page seun ? I am interested.

Funny enough I can create this betting site in less than 24hrs but I don't bet and I don't know how it works, hopefully I will get someone that understands it to work with.

kayusely70:
God bless you immensely for your prompt responses to questions. I really appreciate.

You are welcome

kayusely70:
Thanks. How soon would they complete compilation and invite us for screening.

They are currently working on it, that's why the portal is inaccessible

kayusely70:
Thanks. God bless you immensely. How and where can I get the past questions.

Check the past questions portal I posted on this thread, they have upto date past questions.

kayusely70:
Im 33+ and an Architect and I applied for Civil Defence (GD). What are my chances of getting to the screening stage?

you have good chances of getting it, just prepare for the exam by getting the past questions

simondavid:
This was what I keep seeing this early morning around 12-1am today

Try it around 3 or 4am

olucephas:
For those that have been able to register or have an Idea, please are we meant to upload MEDICAL FITNESS CERTIFICATE during the registration ? If so, can I use the one I took to NYSC camp in 2023? ( you understand how we got lol )
Thank you Fam

I didn't see medical fitness during registration. But keep your NYSC cert and other school certificates ready.

Walezy2020:
Why even in the midnight is it a strategy so that much people will not be able to apply or what....I wonder why dey can't build site that will withstand traffic we all knew job applicants are so much in this country even some that are already managing somewhere aint happy with their take home.....anyways God bless Nigeria no matter what we will all eat the good of this land

I applied by 3 : am in the morning, I sacrificed last night for it