I wonder why my first thread was deleted.....I care less!

Ok.....NCC is accepting CVs and like I stated earlier, they are only going to recruit 60 people. The recruitment is a silent one.....therefore, if you have a sponsor, start calling them now.

To apply, submit ur CV at their HQ in Maitama, Abuja. Best of luck!

Thanks for this timely information Bro.

Rumpelstiltskin:
I wonder why my first thread was deleted.....I care less!

Ok.....NCC is accepting CVs and like I stated earlier, they are only going to recruit 60 people. The recruitment is a silent one.....therefore, if you have a sponsor, start calling them now.

To apply, submit ur CV at their HQ in Maitama, Abuja. Best of luck!

please can u help me submit mine . Thanks

Rumpelstiltskin:
I wonder why my first thread was deleted.....I care less!

Ok.....NCC is accepting CVs and like I stated earlier, they are only going to recruit 60 people. The recruitment is a silent one.....therefore, if you have a sponsor, start calling them now.

To apply, submit ur CV at their HQ in Maitama, Abuja. Best of luck!

Thanks. I have tried many times to connect with you, but I don't know, seems u r the type that doesn't want any disturbance from anybody

Thanks

Lies lies lies. I am at the gate as we speak. The security lady(big) directed me to the receptionist through a window and she told me there is no such instruction

Hiploko:
Lies lies lies. I am at the gate as we speak. The security lady(big) directed me to the receptionist through a window and she told me there is no such instruction

Sho!! now now u don reach their office, may this year not end without you getting one...

Hiploko:
Lies lies lies. I am at the gate as we speak. The security lady(big) directed me to the receptionist through a window and she told me there is no such instruction

Like you miss, IF YOU HAVE A SPONSOR.



This Nigeria na

Rumpelstiltskin:
I wonder why my first thread was deleted.....I care less!

Ok.....NCC is accepting CVs and like I stated earlier, they are only going to recruit 60 people. The recruitment is a silent one.....therefore, if you have a sponsor, start calling them now.

To apply, submit ur CV at their HQ in Maitama, Abuja. Best of luck!

Sponsor for job again? Na wa for this country oh

like he said if u have big shots start calling. those people are tight locked up. doubt they will fling their gates wide open. anything rumple says, take it serious, he doesnt give fake. let the calling begin

To do NYSC here you have to provide a letter of recommendation from a Senator, Minister or a member of house, federal or state.

And they mean it.

Now tell me , How dem wan take do open recruitment. I don't believe you.

abeg forget all this abuja government job,you got makes calls,senator or rep or any top person to connect you or you just wasting your time following the normal procedures which they use to deceive the larger audience...

@Rumpel. I v bn looking for hw to get in touch wt u. U re d only person dat will gv me accurate info abt energy commission of Nigeria ranging from their pay pAckages,allowances and other benefits. Ur timely response will be appreciated. Tnx bro.

Hiploko:
Lies lies lies. I am at the gate as we speak. The security lady(big) directed me to the receptionist through a window and she told me there is no such instruction

I guess this recruitment isnt for you then. People like you are one of the reasons I dont bring info here. To what end, would I lie?

mumbasa:
To do NYSC here you have to provide a letter of recommendation from a Senator, Minister or a member of house, federal or state.

And they mean it.

Now tell me , How dem wan take do open recruitment. I don't believe you.

Where did I mention 'open recruitment'? For those of you saying they are not avcepting CVs.......Go and find out how 16000 persons have been able to submit theirs already.

This happened just last week......beat that

November 1, 2016.

The Nigerian Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) last week embarked on secret recruitment of staff to fill observed vacancies in the organisation Daily Sun has authoritatively learnt.

The latest of such exercise took place last Thursday when scores of applicants were screened for appointments into various cadres in the organisation. But the Corporation said its action was in order because it got waiver from the Federal Character Commission (FCC).

Notwithstanding however, it was alleged that the recruitment exercise was mainly organised for children and candidates of influential persons in government as well as some senior management staff of the organisation.

Daily Sun reliably learnt that those invited for the interview, which held at the NDIC Training Academy at No 32, Anthony Enahoro Street, Utako, Abuja, on October 27, were called on telephone and asked to come with six copies of their credentials, including the original of NDIC. The exercise comprising written test and oral interviews conducted by separate panels for various categories of applicants lasted into the night.

A particular panel focused mainly on senior management cadre, although the actual number of those interviewed could not be ascertained. However, an insider source disclosed that over 40 persons were being considered for various positions in the corporation. The source further said that most of them would be posted to the training academy.

When Daily Sun visited venue of the exercise, about 40 vehicles apparently belonging to the applicants were parked at the vicinity, while two stern-looking anti-riot policemen manned the gate. Three prospective applicants were turned back at the gate because their sponsors, it was learnt, could not establish communication with the Managing Director of NDIC, Alhaji Umaru Ibrahim, who was said to have travelled out of the country during the period.

NDIC spokesman, Mr. Hadi Birchi, in a telephone chat denied that the interview was specially arranged for candidates of influential Nigerians. Although he admitted that the vacancies were not advertised, the NDIC spokesperson said those to be employed are still Nigerians.

On inquiry by Daily Sun at the FCC whether the corporation informed it of the exercise, the Acting Secretary of the commission, Mr. Jonas Umeh, said he was not sure a waiver was granted to NDIC.

He, however, explained that some establishments are given advertisement waiver depending on the number of vacancies to be filled. “We sometimes give waivers not to advertise, depending on the number of vacancies. But this time round, I am not sure whether they have waiver not to advertise or not. I am not sure if they applied for waiver in the first instance,” he stated.

Recently, there have been allegations of secret recruitments into many juicy government agencies like the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Federal Inland revenue Service (FIRS), National Agency for Food, Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) and National Space Research and Development Agency (NASRDA), among others.

http://sunnewsonline.com/ndic-begins-secret-staff-recruitment/

Mrwise016:
@Rumpel. I v bn looking for hw to get in touch wt u. U re d only person dat will gv me accurate info abt energy commission of Nigeria ranging from their pay pAckages,allowances and other benefits. Ur timely response will be appreciated. Tnx bro.

I sent u a PM Sir

Rumpelstiltskin:
I sent u a PM Sir

don't know how the PM stuff works..I've been trying to reach you sir

The thought of this alone is disheartening... So..no sponsor, no job? #phew!

Paulpaulpaul:


Like you miss, IF YOU HAVE A SPONSOR.



This Nigeria na

This is serious

Rumpelstiltskin is back?.....dude is a super agent for good,i like you dude,keep up the good work

Rumpelstiltskin:
I guess this recruitment isnt for you then. People like you are one of the reasons I dont bring info here. To what end, would I lie?

pardon me. I'm sorry

That's true, saw them at there utako office.

Rumpelstiltskin:
This happened just last week......beat that

November 1, 2016.

The Nigerian Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) last week embarked on secret recruitment of staff to fill observed vacancies in the organisation Daily Sun has authoritatively learnt.

The latest of such exercise took place last Thursday when scores of applicants were screened for appointments into various cadres in the organisation. But the Corporation said its action was in order because it got waiver from the Federal Character Commission (FCC).

Notwithstanding however, it was alleged that the recruitment exercise was mainly organised for children and candidates of influential persons in government as well as some senior management staff of the organisation.

Daily Sun reliably learnt that those invited for the interview, which held at the NDIC Training Academy at No 32, Anthony Enahoro Street, Utako, Abuja, on October 27, were called on telephone and asked to come with six copies of their credentials, including the original of NDIC. The exercise comprising written test and oral interviews conducted by separate panels for various categories of applicants lasted into the night.

A particular panel focused mainly on senior management cadre, although the actual number of those interviewed could not be ascertained. However, an insider source disclosed that over 40 persons were being considered for various positions in the corporation. The source further said that most of them would be posted to the training academy.

When Daily Sun visited venue of the exercise, about 40 vehicles apparently belonging to the applicants were parked at the vicinity, while two stern-looking anti-riot policemen manned the gate. Three prospective applicants were turned back at the gate because their sponsors, it was learnt, could not establish communication with the Managing Director of NDIC, Alhaji Umaru Ibrahim, who was said to have travelled out of the country during the period.

NDIC spokesman, Mr. Hadi Birchi, in a telephone chat denied that the interview was specially arranged for candidates of influential Nigerians. Although he admitted that the vacancies were not advertised, the NDIC spokesperson said those to be employed are still Nigerians.

On inquiry by Daily Sun at the FCC whether the corporation informed it of the exercise, the Acting Secretary of the commission, Mr. Jonas Umeh, said he was not sure a waiver was granted to NDIC.

He, however, explained that some establishments are given advertisement waiver depending on the number of vacancies to be filled. “We sometimes give waivers not to advertise, depending on the number of vacancies. But this time round, I am not sure whether they have waiver not to advertise or not. I am not sure if they applied for waiver in the first instance,” he stated.

Recently, there have been allegations of secret recruitments into many juicy government agencies like the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Federal Inland revenue Service (FIRS), National Agency for Food, Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) and National Space Research and Development Agency (NASRDA), among others.

http://sunnewsonline.com/ndic-begins-secret-staff-recruitment/

Rumpelstiltskin:
This happened just last week......beat that

November 1, 2016.

The Nigerian Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) last week embarked on secret recruitment of staff to fill observed vacancies in the organisation Daily Sun has authoritatively learnt.

The latest of such exercise took place last Thursday when scores of applicants were screened for appointments into various cadres in the organisation. But the Corporation said its action was in order because it got waiver from the Federal Character Commission (FCC).

Notwithstanding however, it was alleged that the recruitment exercise was mainly organised for children and candidates of influential persons in government as well as some senior management staff of the organisation.

Daily Sun reliably learnt that those invited for the interview, which held at the NDIC Training Academy at No 32, Anthony Enahoro Street, Utako, Abuja, on October 27, were called on telephone and asked to come with six copies of their credentials, including the original of NDIC. The exercise comprising written test and oral interviews conducted by separate panels for various categories of applicants lasted into the night.

A particular panel focused mainly on senior management cadre, although the actual number of those interviewed could not be ascertained. However, an insider source disclosed that over 40 persons were being considered for various positions in the corporation. The source further said that most of them would be posted to the training academy.

When Daily Sun visited venue of the exercise, about 40 vehicles apparently belonging to the applicants were parked at the vicinity, while two stern-looking anti-riot policemen manned the gate. Three prospective applicants were turned back at the gate because their sponsors, it was learnt, could not establish communication with the Managing Director of NDIC, Alhaji Umaru Ibrahim, who was said to have travelled out of the country during the period.

NDIC spokesman, Mr. Hadi Birchi, in a telephone chat denied that the interview was specially arranged for candidates of influential Nigerians. Although he admitted that the vacancies were not advertised, the NDIC spokesperson said those to be employed are still Nigerians.

On inquiry by Daily Sun at the FCC whether the corporation informed it of the exercise, the Acting Secretary of the commission, Mr. Jonas Umeh, said he was not sure a waiver was granted to NDIC.

He, however, explained that some establishments are given advertisement waiver depending on the number of vacancies to be filled. “We sometimes give waivers not to advertise, depending on the number of vacancies. But this time round, I am not sure whether they have waiver not to advertise or not. I am not sure if they applied for waiver in the first instance,” he stated.

Recently, there have been allegations of secret recruitments into many juicy government agencies like the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Federal Inland revenue Service (FIRS), National Agency for Food, Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) and National Space Research and Development Agency (NASRDA), among others.

http://sunnewsonline.com/ndic-begins-secret-staff-recruitment/

things have really gone from bad to worse under president saint buhari. I have no doubt that buhari is a curse on this country from the extra terrestrial realm. God help those of us who got nobody to help us.

Rumpelstiltskin:
I wonder why my first thread was deleted.....I care less!

Ok.....NCC is accepting CVs and like I stated earlier, they are only going to recruit 60 people. The recruitment is a silent one.....therefore, if you have a sponsor, start calling them now.

To apply, submit ur CV at their HQ in Maitama, Abuja. Best of luck!

Bro! Thanks for the job welldone and may Baba God continue to be with you. Pls I've sent you PM, kindly respond. I've something to discuss with you. Or you should even send me PM, seriously wanna connect with you

Rumpelstiltskin:
I wonder why my first thread was deleted.....I care less!

Ok.....NCC is accepting CVs and like I stated earlier, they are only going to recruit 60 people. The recruitment is a silent one.....therefore, if you have a sponsor, start calling them now.

To apply, submit ur CV at their HQ in Maitama, Abuja. Best of luck!

Rumple Baba! Thanks for the job welldone and may Baba God continue to be with you. Pls I've sent you PM, kindly respond. I've something to discuss with you. Or you should even send me PM, seriously wanna connect with you

Hiploko:
pardon me. I'm sorry

Accepted Sir

lastmessenger:
things have really gone from bad to worse under president saint buhari. I have no doubt that buhari is a curse on this country from the extra terrestrial realm. God help those of us who got nobody to help us.

It has always been like this.....even during GEJ's tenure.

UPDATE: Another lucrative parastatal under Communications Technology will soon commence their recruitment. I'll provide detailed info soonest