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Creepy07:
I just a message from NCDMB/Renaissance for an aptitude.
Did you write a test before they sent you this mail?




"NCDMB/Renaissance Graduate Trainee Program
Congratulations — you have been selected

Dear Olima Johnson,

Congratulations!

We are pleased to inform you that you have been selected to participate in this program.

Kindly confirm your willingness to proceed with the program. If you wish to continue, please use the button below to complete the required onboarding process."

I have not taken any test. I just received this mail today after registration on their website 2 years ago

I just received this message, who knows how it works?



"NCDMB/Renaissance Graduate Trainee Program
Congratulations — you have been selected

Dear Olima Johnson,

Congratulations!

We are pleased to inform you that you have been selected to participate in this program.

Kindly confirm your willingness to proceed with the program. If you wish to continue, please use the button below to complete the required onboarding process."

8thMichael:
Which company? Also do you know if we will be paid?

How far with this program?

8thMichael:
I got compliance form and then an email last week apologising that we will get the deployment letter soon and we are to resume this week Thursday, but I haven't received it.

How far about this program?

Please be careful and stay alert. These individuals appear to be operating a fraudulent scheme disguised as a job opportunity. They ask applicants to fill out a form and later claim that an “international Facebook account” is required before one can secure the job.

If you do not have such an account, they will direct you to a Telegram contact who supposedly helps create it. The person will then demand a payment of ₦10,000 before assisting you.

This is highly suspicious and looks like a scam targeted at unsuspecting job seekers. Please do not send money or share sensitive personal information with them. Stay vigilant and warn others as well.

Please be careful and stay alert. These individuals appear to be operating a fraudulent scheme disguised as a job opportunity. They ask applicants to fill out a form and later claim that an “international Facebook account” is required before one can secure the job.

If you do not have such an account, they will direct you to a Telegram contact who supposedly helps create it. The person will then demand a payment of ₦10,000 before assisting you.

This is highly suspicious and looks like a scam targeted at unsuspecting job seekers. Please do not send money or share sensitive personal information with them. Stay vigilant and warn others as well.

Please be careful and stay alert. These individuals appear to be operating a fraudulent scheme disguised as a job opportunity. They ask applicants to fill out a form and later claim that an “international Facebook account” is required before one can secure the job.

If you do not have such an account, they will direct you to a Telegram contact who supposedly helps create it. The person will then demand a payment of ₦10,000 before assisting you.

This is highly suspicious and looks like a scam targeted at unsuspecting job seekers. Please do not send money or share sensitive personal information with them. Stay vigilant and warn others as well.

Please be careful and stay alert. These individuals appear to be operating a fraudulent scheme disguised as a job opportunity. They ask applicants to fill out a form and later claim that an “international Facebook account” is required before one can secure the job.

If you do not have such an account, they will direct you to a Telegram contact who supposedly helps create it. The person will then demand a payment of ₦10,000 before assisting you.

This is highly suspicious and looks like a scam targeted at unsuspecting job seekers. Please do not send money or share sensitive personal information with them. Stay vigilant and warn others as well.

Scam. This is scam everybody should ignore this post

I am in, how can I reach you? This number is not on Whatsapp

Check your WhatsApp I have sent you a message on Whatsapp

Please be careful and stay alert. These individuals appear to be operating a fraudulent scheme disguised as a job opportunity. They ask applicants to fill out a form and later claim that an “international Facebook account” is required before one can secure the job.

If you do not have such an account, they will direct you to a Telegram contact who supposedly helps create it. The person will then demand a payment of ₦10,000 before assisting you.

This is highly suspicious and looks like a scam targeted at unsuspecting job seekers. Please do not send money or share sensitive personal information with them. Stay vigilant and warn others as well.

Please be careful and stay alert. These individuals appear to be operating a fraudulent scheme disguised as a job opportunity. They ask applicants to fill out a form and later claim that an “international Facebook account” is required before one can secure the job.

If you do not have such an account, they will direct you to a Telegram contact who supposedly helps create it. The person will then demand a payment of ₦10,000 before assisting you.

This is highly suspicious and looks like a scam targeted at unsuspecting job seekers. Please do not send money or share sensitive personal information with them. Stay vigilant and warn others as well.

Please be careful and stay alert. These individuals appear to be operating a fraudulent scheme disguised as a job opportunity. They ask applicants to fill out a form and later claim that an “international Facebook account” is required before one can secure the job.

If you do not have such an account, they will direct you to a Telegram contact who supposedly helps create it. The person will then demand a payment of ₦10,000 before assisting you.

This is highly suspicious and looks like a scam targeted at unsuspecting job seekers. Please do not send money or share sensitive personal information with them. Stay vigilant and warn others as well.

Please be careful and stay alert. These individuals appear to be operating a fraudulent scheme disguised as a job opportunity. They ask applicants to fill out a form and later claim that an “international Facebook account” is required before one can secure the job.

If you do not have such an account, they will direct you to a Telegram contact who supposedly helps create it. The person will then demand a payment of ₦10,000 before assisting you.

This is highly suspicious and looks like a scam targeted at unsuspecting job seekers. Please do not send money or share sensitive personal information with them. Stay vigilant and warn others as well.

Please be careful and stay alert. These individuals appear to be operating a fraudulent scheme disguised as a job opportunity. They ask applicants to fill out a form and later claim that an “international Facebook account” is required before one can secure the job.

If you do not have such an account, they will direct you to a Telegram contact who supposedly helps create it. The person will then demand a payment of ₦10,000 before assisting you.

This is highly suspicious and looks like a scam targeted at unsuspecting job seekers. Please do not send money or share sensitive personal information with them. Stay vigilant and warn others as well.

Please be careful and stay alert. These individuals appear to be operating a fraudulent scheme disguised as a job opportunity. They ask applicants to fill out a form and later claim that an “international Facebook account” is required before one can secure the job.

If you do not have such an account, they will direct you to a Telegram contact who supposedly helps create it. The person will then demand a payment of ₦10,000 before assisting you.

This is highly suspicious and looks like a scam targeted at unsuspecting job seekers. Please do not send money or share sensitive personal information with them. Stay vigilant and warn others as well.

Nobody will blame you, they tried doing the same thing, I busted them. They are scammers

Wow! How did it play out? So that others will learn from it

Please be careful and stay alert. These individuals appear to be operating a fraudulent scheme disguised as a job opportunity. They ask applicants to fill out a form and later claim that an “international Facebook account” is required before one can secure the job.

If you do not have such an account, they will direct you to a Telegram contact who supposedly helps create it. The person will then demand a payment of ₦10,000 before assisting you.

This is highly suspicious and looks like a scam targeted at unsuspecting job seekers. Please do not send money or share sensitive personal information with them. Stay vigilant and warn others as well.

Please be careful and stay alert. These individuals appear to be operating a fraudulent scheme disguised as a job opportunity. They ask applicants to fill out a form and later claim that an “international Facebook account” is required before one can secure the job.

If you do not have such an account, they will direct you to a Telegram contact who supposedly helps create it. The person will then demand a payment of ₦10,000 before assisting you.

This is highly suspicious and looks like a scam targeted at unsuspecting job seekers. Please do not send money or share sensitive personal information with them. Stay vigilant and warn others as well.

Please be careful and stay alert. These individuals appear to be operating a fraudulent scheme disguised as a job opportunity. They ask applicants to fill out a form and later claim that an “international Facebook account” is required before one can secure the job.

If you do not have such an account, they will direct you to a Telegram contact who supposedly helps create it. The person will then demand a payment of ₦10,000 before assisting you.

This is highly suspicious and looks like a scam targeted at unsuspecting job seekers. Please do not send money or share sensitive personal information with them. Stay vigilant and warn others as well.

Please be careful and stay alert. These individuals appear to be operating a fraudulent scheme disguised as a job opportunity. They ask applicants to fill out a form and later claim that an “international Facebook account” is required before one can secure the job.

If you do not have such an account, they will direct you to a Telegram contact who supposedly helps create it. The person will then demand a payment of ₦10,000 before assisting you.

This is highly suspicious and looks like a scam targeted at unsuspecting job seekers. Please do not send money or share sensitive personal information with them. Stay vigilant and warn others as well.

Please be careful and stay alert. These individuals appear to be operating a fraudulent scheme disguised as a job opportunity. They ask applicants to fill out a form and later claim that an “international Facebook account” is required before one can secure the job.

If you do not have such an account, they will direct you to a Telegram contact who supposedly helps create it. The person will then demand a payment of ₦10,000 before assisting you.

This is highly suspicious and looks like a scam targeted at unsuspecting job seekers. Please do not send money or share sensitive personal information with them. Stay vigilant and warn others as well.

Please be careful and stay alert. These individuals appear to be operating a fraudulent scheme disguised as a job opportunity. They ask applicants to fill out a form and later claim that an “international Facebook account” is required before one can secure the job.

If you do not have such an account, they will direct you to a Telegram contact who supposedly helps create it. The person will then demand a payment of ₦10,000 before assisting you.

This is highly suspicious and looks like a scam targeted at unsuspecting job seekers. Please do not send money or share sensitive personal information with them. Stay vigilant and warn others as well.

ijogajob@gmail.com

Any room for virtual training?

Ayodaygee:
Apply and get selected....

I have applied but no feedback from Lagos state

That means not every is shortlisted for this 2nd assessment