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Samayo0006:
Any info on FCSC?

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Honestly I don't understand them

cjnwanne:
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Honestly I don't understand them

Just keep going about your daily activities. As long as they wouldn't take forever to conclude.

whippersnapper:
Just keep going about your daily activities. As long as they wouldn't take forever to conclude.

It is already taking forever to conclude.

But is this how long it takes to do recruitment

Junior66:
It may not be his fault o 😂. Even the head of the agency/ministry that is my connect said we would write exams in May, till date May don pass and we never write. That means even someone like him doesn't know the correct date 😂

Does this mean that there is no update in this recruitment? Even the highly connected Junior66

Bro please help me na. Even if a tip of the exam questions we are expecting.

YourBestWriter:
Does this mean that there is no update in this recruitment? Even the highly connected Junior66

Bro please help me na. Even if a tip of the exam questions we are expecting.

which exam update you want? Just know a little bit of current affairs, history and maths and small English. Na wetin dey taught you in school they go ask and I think physical appearance May be added advantage for some people sha ( for 2ND SCREENING). even if your appearance dey ok, you must have something in your brain first

cjnwanne:
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Honestly I don't understand them

Nothing is delaying them. At this point, I believed they've started their manipulation. Na to go look for sure plug.

There is nothing like manipulation; this recruitment is purely on merit.

If you have been following the updates on the WhatsApp group platform; you will realize that, they just conclude the re-verification exercises. Which took place from 18th to 28th of August.

So there is no enough time to also continue the with the shortlisted applicants.

The re-verification exercises is to create more vacancies for the incoming successful employees and to also remove fake employees that were recruited between 2010 to 2023.

Let's be patient this September may be the month for another phase of the recruitment process.

[quote author=uzore post=136649759]There is nothing like manipulation; this recruitment is purely on merit.

If you have been following the updates on the WhatsApp group platform; you will realize that, they just conclude the re-verification exercises. Which took place from 18th to 28th of August.

So there is no enough time to also continue the with the shortlisted applicants.

The re-verification exercises is to create more vacancies for the incoming successful employees and to also remove fake employees that were recruited between 2010 to 2023.

Let's be patient this September may be the month for another phase of the recruitment process.


You're on point

Happy new month to all applicant as we resume with another round of speculation this month

uzore:
There is nothing like manipulation; this recruitment is purely on merit.

If you have been following the updates on the WhatsApp group platform; you will realize that, they just conclude the re-verification exercises. Which took place from 18th to 28th of August.

So there is no enough time to also continue the with the shortlisted applicants.

The re-verification exercises is to create more vacancies for the incoming successful employees and to also remove fake employees that were recruited between 2010 to 2023.

Let's be patient this September may be the month for another phase of the recruitment process.

Please share the WhatsApp group link

I suggest we close this thread or forget about it because the nigerian mago mago cannot disappear

What is really the problem for God sake

credon:
I suggest we close this thread or forget about it because the nigerian mago mago cannot disappear

you are free to do that. You own your phone, data. Feel free to do as you suggested. One thing a man never lost is HOPE, once you are still breathing just have HOPE

belovedaja:
What is really the problem for God sake

it's govt work, oga at the top do anyhow so thats the reason for slow motion

Omo, e be like say politicians don hijack this recruitment o. Olaopa was doing a good job with all the meritocracy bla bla bla, but those wicked and corrupt politicians at the house of assembly began to tackle the man as of last month. The man gave in to their pressure. Now i am hearing news that people have already received their appointment letter last week

This country is cast aswear down.

Hmmmmn
https://www.nairaland.com/1963601/monthly-net-salary-federal-government/2751#136708557

PlsStayAlive:
Hmmmmn
https://www.nairaland.com/1963601/monthly-net-salary-federal-government/2751#136708557

Infact, hmmmm

Any government recruitment that’s slow will be hijacked 💯

YourBestWriter:
Omo, e be like say politicians don hijack this recruitment o. Olaopa was doing a good job with all the meritocracy bla bla bla, but those wicked and corrupt politicians at the house of assembly began to tackle the man as of last month. The man gave in to their pressure. Now i am hearing news that people have already received their appointment letter last week

This country is cast aswear down.

I am writing in Enugu

For recruitment that started process since January. Person wey get belle then will be getting ready for delivery by now. Everything is just wrong with the system

aktolly54:
it's govt work, oga at the top do anyhow so thats the reason for slow motion

TemyTemy:
For recruitment that started process since January. Person wey get belle then will be getting ready for delivery by now. Everything is just wrong with the system

It is well.
Exam
Interview
Appointment letter.

This recruitment can last till December

Samayo0006:
It is well.
Exam
Interview
Appointment letter.

This recruitment can last till December

It's taking 4eva

*FCSC Recruitment: A Game of Hope or Just Empty Formalities?*

Since January, the Federal Civil Service Commission (FCSC) has been running a recruitment exercise. But here we are, 9 months later, and the process is still hanging. No CBT test, no clear updates, and no conclusion in sight. For thousands of job seekers, it feels less like an opportunity and more like a waiting game.

*Recruitment or Just Formalities?*
Many Nigerians are beginning to believe that the FCSC recruitment is simply a show a public exercise to make it look like opportunities are open. In reality, it feels like most of the positions may have already been secured “through the back door.” The official process, then, becomes nothing more than a formality.

This is not a new fear. Over the years, public sector recruitment in Nigeria has often been criticized for lack of transparency. People spend months applying, waiting, and preparing, while insiders quietly walk into roles without going through the same struggles.

*The Mental Toll on Job Seekers*
When government agencies announce recruitment, it sparks hope. Young graduates, even underemployed people polish their CVs, prepare for tests, and start planning for a better future. But when the process drags on endlessly, that hope turns into anxiety.

Instead of progress, applicants are left in limbo. It feels like a cruel way of calming the rising tension of unemployment and underemployment in the country, offer hope today, then start an endless delay game, and never give clear answers.

For young people battling joblessness, this is more than just bureaucracy. It plays with their state of mind.

*What Needs to Change*
If the FCSC is serious about recruiting, then the process should be:

Publish clear timelines and stick to them.

Don’t keep applicants waiting for months without updates.

Ensure fairness so everyone has an equal chance, not just insiders.

Nigerians deserve more than half-baked promises. They deserve real opportunities backed by action.

The FCSC recruitment drive started with hope. But the longer it drags without results, the more it feels like just another government tactic to silence growing unemployment concerns. Until transparency is prioritized, young Nigerians will continue to see such exercises as a game of formalities — a game that tows with their time, energy, and mental health.


Just thinking out loud

nuradeen011:
*FCSC Recruitment: A Game of Hope or Just Empty Formalities?*

Since January, the Federal Civil Service Commission (FCSC) has been running a recruitment exercise. But here we are, 9 months later, and the process is still hanging. No CBT test, no clear updates, and no conclusion in sight. For thousands of job seekers, it feels less like an opportunity and more like a waiting game.

*Recruitment or Just Formalities?*
Many Nigerians are beginning to believe that the FCSC recruitment is simply a show a public exercise to make it look like opportunities are open. In reality, it feels like most of the positions may have already been secured “through the back door.” The official process, then, becomes nothing more than a formality.

This is not a new fear. Over the years, public sector recruitment in Nigeria has often been criticized for lack of transparency. People spend months applying, waiting, and preparing, while insiders quietly walk into roles without going through the same struggles.

*The Mental Toll on Job Seekers*
When government agencies announce recruitment, it sparks hope. Young graduates, even underemployed people polish their CVs, prepare for tests, and start planning for a better future. But when the process drags on endlessly, that hope turns into anxiety.

Instead of progress, applicants are left in limbo. It feels like a cruel way of calming the rising tension of unemployment and underemployment in the country, offer hope today, then start an endless delay game, and never give clear answers.

For young people battling joblessness, this is more than just bureaucracy. It plays with their state of mind.

*What Needs to Change*
If the FCSC is serious about recruiting, then the process should be:

Publish clear timelines and stick to them.

Don’t keep applicants waiting for months without updates.

Ensure fairness so everyone has an equal chance, not just insiders.

Nigerians deserve more than half-baked promises. They deserve real opportunities backed by action.

The FCSC recruitment drive started with hope. But the longer it drags without results, the more it feels like just another government tactic to silence growing unemployment concerns. Until transparency is prioritized, young Nigerians will continue to see such exercises as a game of formalities — a game that tows with their time, energy, and mental health.


Just thinking out loud

You are a Genius for coming up with this kind of write-up. Thumbs up 👍

nuradeen011:
*FCSC Recruitment: A Game of Hope or Just Empty Formalities?*

Since January, the Federal Civil Service Commission (FCSC) has been running a recruitment exercise. But here we are, 9 months later, and the process is still hanging. No CBT test, no clear updates, and no conclusion in sight. For thousands of job seekers, it feels less like an opportunity and more like a waiting game.

*Recruitment or Just Formalities?*
Many Nigerians are beginning to believe that the FCSC recruitment is simply a show a public exercise to make it look like opportunities are open. In reality, it feels like most of the positions may have already been secured “through the back door.” The official process, then, becomes nothing more than a formality.

This is not a new fear. Over the years, public sector recruitment in Nigeria has often been criticized for lack of transparency. People spend months applying, waiting, and preparing, while insiders quietly walk into roles without going through the same struggles.

*The Mental Toll on Job Seekers*
When government agencies announce recruitment, it sparks hope. Young graduates, even underemployed people polish their CVs, prepare for tests, and start planning for a better future. But when the process drags on endlessly, that hope turns into anxiety.

Instead of progress, applicants are left in limbo. It feels like a cruel way of calming the rising tension of unemployment and underemployment in the country, offer hope today, then start an endless delay game, and never give clear answers.

For young people battling joblessness, this is more than just bureaucracy. It plays with their state of mind.

*What Needs to Change*
If the FCSC is serious about recruiting, then the process should be:

Publish clear timelines and stick to them.

Don’t keep applicants waiting for months without updates.

Ensure fairness so everyone has an equal chance, not just insiders.

Nigerians deserve more than half-baked promises. They deserve real opportunities backed by action.

The FCSC recruitment drive started with hope. But the longer it drags without results, the more it feels like just another government tactic to silence growing unemployment concerns. Until transparency is prioritized, young Nigerians will continue to see such exercises as a game of formalities — a game that tows with their time, energy, and mental health.


Just thinking out loud

Fact.

uzore:
There is nothing like manipulation; this recruitment is purely on merit.

If you have been following the updates on the WhatsApp group platform; you will realize that, they just conclude the re-verification exercises. Which took place from 18th to 28th of August.

So there is no enough time to also continue the with the shortlisted applicants.

The re-verification exercises is to create more vacancies for the incoming successful employees and to also remove fake employees that were recruited between 2010 to 2023.

Let's be patient this September may be the month for another phase of the recruitment process.

Some people said they have gun giving appointment letter underneath

We had been arguing that in my group before we finally ended it.

Jeshurun101:
Some people said they have gun giving appointment letter underneath

We had been arguing that in my group before we finally ended it.

My brother, no one has been given APL. If it's so, it means the re-verification exercise was a mere formality.

Let's be positive, whenever they are ready, they will call us.

I see this recruitment concluding very soon immediately we are called.

Let's see what happens this September.

Site no open again

Raheematu58:
Site no open again

The site is up and running