132 new employees to resume on Monday

Posted by Onwuka Nzeshi


As millions of young Nigerians continue to roam the streets in search of elusive jobs in both the public and private sectors, a major recruitment scam is rocking the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation ( NDIC) where about 132 new employees have been recruited secretly.

The recruitment, Saturday Telegraph learnt was conducted without the corporation advertising the jobs even if for formality sake. The implication was that the vacancies were thrown open only to the children of the high and the mighty in society.

A cursory glance at the long list of the new employees showed that they were essentially persons linked to top politicians and government functionaries in the present government. Following the conclusion of the recruitment exercise, the NDIC embarked on a massive redeployment of all its personnel, apparently to conceal the deal.

In a memo issued by the Director, Human Resource Department, Mr. MA Ahmed and addressed to all staff of the corporation, all old and newly recruited staff are to report on their new duty posts on Monday, June 5, 2017.

The memo dated May 18 and marked NDIC/HRD/ MPCD/T&/33/3 reads in part: “This is to inform all staff that Management has approved the redeployment of Senior Staff Corporation wide as well as posting of newly recruited staff. The list of the affected staff are provided in the attached. “Formal letter shall be addressed to each staff accordingly.

Meanwhile, all affected staff are expected to round off their activities and report in their new Department/Unit/Zone on June 5, 2017.”

According to the civil service rules and the Federal Character Act, it is illegal for MDAs to embark on recruitment of staff without announcing the availability of the vacancies through newspaper advertisements.

The idea of making it public is to give equal opportunities to all eligible applicants and enhance transparency and integrity of the process. The phenomenon of secret recruitment by Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) has become rampant in the last two years.

In recent months, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the Federal Civil Service Commission (FCSC), have all been allegedly accused of engaging in secret recruitment of employees. Saturday Telegraph sought to know from the Federal Character Commission (FCC) if they were aware of the latest recruitment by the NDIC but officials of the Commission could not be reached as at press time.

https://newtelegraphonline.com/2017/06/secret-recruitment-scandal-rocks-ndic/

lalasticlala

Impunity,nepotism,favourism,mal-administration & consequently failure of governance in every strata of leadership in this damnable APC regime.Lord why make me a Nigerian

It's not corruption holding nigeria down. It's lack of equity, justice and fairness

the politicians are scams.



they have converted all post for themselves and children leaving the populace to gather for the crumbs


cc lalasticlala....... what do you say about this

No wonder Emeka Collins resigned from our office that he got job with NDIC.so is true

If you still think most government jobs will be advertised, you are really joking. In Abuja people with connections and children of the rich get jobs daily in government offices.

We are in trouble in this country....

s

OK

over to the zombies.. Omenka

Ddaji:
No wonder Emeka Collins resigned from our office that he got job with NDIC.so is true

why you dey open Emeka yansh like this ?

this country is beyond redemption. next

check out jamb cut off marks for all schools here http://dailytrend.com.ng/jamb-20172018-cut-off-marks-for-all-nigeria-university-polytechnics-and-college-of-education/

Buhari has destroyed transparency in public institutions.
Even his own ministers were selected in secret while he
kept Nigerians in the dark.

no wonder segun resigned from work, telling us that he got work from NDIC, so it's true.

I once shared office with them
Those staff dey chop money eh.

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We will just make noise here and go back to our business.

under the very nose of the new criminal sheriff vegetable

aolawale025:
It's not corruption holding nigeria down. It's lack of equity, justice and fairness

...and all those are the chief cornerstone of corruption

Na today

they should have a Twitter page or Facebook page that we can storm to give us an explanation, we deserve to know their method of recruitment. ooooooh so no hope for an ordinary Nigerian again.

I lost hope in looking for job three years ago

so far they are employing human beings and not robots, is a good news coz at least it reduces unemployment

Anything goes for this administration.

I'm not surprised, one bit.
My blame continues to go to the commoners on Nigerian Streets who voted in this administration. Some of them are here on nairaland.

"The idea of making it public is to give equal opportunities to all eligible applicants and enhance transparency and integrity of the process. The phenomenon of secret recruitment by Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) has become rampant in the last two years."

You forgot to add, the essence of the public notice includes ensuring Federal Character.

feelgoodInc:
no wonder segun resigned from work, telling us that he got work from NDIC, so it's true.

Chei afonjas and Igbos like cats and dogs. I'm sure you blew Segun's nnash cos Emeka's own was blown up there

APC with secret recruitment are like .....pls somebody help with that meme

Everything is wrong with Nigeria now.......am in the wrong country

Corruption is fighting back, isn't it?