markidoo:
I have been working in Federal Secretariat, Uyo for a out four years and I have come in close contact with those NATFORCE guys, their job is not real or gazetted . Use that money open Salon or use am drink beer, smash pussy. Don't buy the job. Those people have been convincing thousands of people once they come and know that you can work for a year, shishi no drop as Fed Govt staff that they claim they just get tired and whiz into thin air. DONT BUY THAT JOB you too sabi their tactics. Na scam


Another of their tactics is that they'll tell you NATFORCE has been disbanded and NATCOM had been approved infact sef e dey president table, na for him PA to carry Biro for am make e sign.. What will make you believe is that they even occupy an Office in the FEDERAL SECRETARIAT COMPLEX.. Na so, Dem dey con, con people upandan.

FalseProphet1:
This is how peace corps scammed one of my members that year. The guy was carrying the mata on his head like firewood until Buhari came openly to disassociate himself from them. Anything that isn't linked to the federal government stay away from them in order to avoid stories that touch.

This I have seen.

HenryIgwe01:
Good afternoon everyone. I will go straight to the point.

Since I rounded up my Nysc, I haven’t gotten a good job. I’ve been in the street doing some little little job including teaching prospective Waec and jamb candidates.

Two days ago, a friend of mine told me about a federal government job which is known as National Taskforce. The abbreviation is NATFORCE.
He said he will sell the slot for me for over a hundred thousand naira.

With the little money I’ve been able to gather, I was planning to open a small barbing salon shop in order to not stay at home doing nothing. Now I don’t know if I should buy the slot or not becus I’m scared of being scammed especially this period.

He said it’s a federal government job, so I’m worried becus even though he wants to sell a slot to me atleast federal government would have alerted the public to apply for the job in which I’ve not even heard anything from the government.

Please 🙏🏻 If you have any idea about the job or you’re a staff, kindly enlighten me to be sure it’s true or scam. Thank you.

HenryIgwe01:
Good afternoon everyone. I will go straight to the point.

Since I rounded up my Nysc, I haven’t gotten a good job. I’ve been in the street doing some little little job including teaching prospective Waec and jamb candidates.

Two days ago, a friend of mine told me about a federal government job which is known as National Taskforce. The abbreviation is NATFORCE.
He said he will sell the slot for me for over a hundred thousand naira.

With the little money I’ve been able to gather, I was planning to open a small barbing salon shop in order to not stay at home doing nothing. Now I don’t know if I should buy the slot or not becus I’m scared of being scammed especially this period.

He said it’s a federal government job, so I’m worried becus even though he wants to sell a slot to me atleast federal government would have alerted the public to apply for the job in which I’ve not even heard anything from the government.

Please 🙏🏻 If you have any idea about the job or you’re a staff, kindly enlighten me to be sure it’s true or scam. Thank you.

Handsome50:
It’s not Natforce anymore, it’s natcom. And their bill passed the House and Senate chambers waiting on Presidential signature to make it a commission. Feel free to verify my information…. I use to be a part of them before I relocated to America but am still in close contact with them and following up on their progress.
NATCOM is real but don’t be scammed by the fake ones.
Go to their office and get more information, if you are in lagos, they have their office at IKOYI

chatwithbruno:
NATFORCE now NATCOM which is an acronym for "National Commission for the Coordination and Control of the Proliferation of Small Arms, Ammuninition and Light Weapons, is an ECOWAS job in partnership with the federal government and is a legit job.

The job has scaled through the national assembly via first, second and third reading and it is currently on the table of Mr president for an accent.

I know the job is legit, but I don't know if your friend is trying to scam you or something. That's all I can say for now and shame unto the person that spoke negatively about prospectives of NATCOM at the Federal Secretariat Complex Uyo. Again Shame unto him.

xavuv:
..run away from natforce as fast as you can.

Dont give shi shi to anyone. Im talking from experience. Members of natforce have been conning unsuspecting people to come and buy form/slot since 2013

Handsome50:
It’s not Natforce anymore, it’s natcom. And their bill passed the House and Senate chambers waiting on Presidential signature to make it a commission. Feel free to verify my information…. I use to be a part of them before I relocated to America but am still in close contact with them and following up on their progress.

NATCOM is real but don’t be scammed by the fake ones.

Go to their office and get more information, if you are in lagos, they have their office at IKOYI

Nueel:
Please help concerning this. Someone just got appointment letter and ask to come for training on the 26th of this month. How sure is this? Who has gone for training before?

berbs:


Did you say since 2013

xavuv:


Yes, very true

orohbiro:
After good four years plus one year Carry over in school you looking for a job that even an ilitrate can also apply for your parents should be disappointed see your life

berbs:


Jeez. And they are trying to do another training now because the president wants to sign the bill to law. So I heard. It's well oooo.

xavuv:


Na lie. President is not and will not sign anything. I still have their appointment letter somewhere. Useless letter.

That's their usual line of statement... Since 2013

" President is about to sign bla bla bla"

Same line of statement the peace corps uses too


Dont fall for the natforce scam

berbs:


Well, NSCDC also went through such metamorphosis and it was being signed into law eventually. I'm not saying whether it's true or not, anything is possible and in the case of NSCDC, it took close to 50 years or even more.

NSCDC is a para-military agency of the Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria that is commissioned to provide measures against threat and any form of attack or disaster against the nation and its citizenry. The corps is statutorily empowered by lay Act No. 2 of 2003 and amended by Act 6 of 4th June 2007.

The Corps is empowered to institute legal proceedings by or in then and of the Attorney General of the Federation in accordance with the provisions of the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria against any person or persons suspected to have committed an offence, maintain an armed squad in order to bear fire arms among others to strengthen the corps in the discharge of its statutory duties

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps was first introduced in May 1967 during the Nigerian Civil War within the then Federal Capital Territory of Lagos for the purpose of sensitization and protection of the civil populace. It was then known as Lagos Civil Defence Committee.

It later metamorphosed into the present day Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps in 1970. On inception, the Corps had the objective of carrying out some educational and enlightenment campaigns in and around the Federal Capital of Lagos to sensitize members of the civil populace on enemy attacks and how to save themselves from danger as most Nigerians living in and around Lagos territory then had little or no knowledge about war and its implications. Members of the Committee deemed it important to educate through electronic and print media on how to guide themselves during air raids, bomb attacks, identify bombs and how to dive into trenches during bomb blast.

In 1984, the Corps was transformed into a National security outfit and in 1988, there was a major re-structuring of the Corps that led to the establishment of Commands throughout the Federation, including Abuja, and the addition of special functions by the Federal Government.
On 28th June 2003, an Act to give statutory backing to the NSCDC passed by the National Assembly was signed into law by Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, GCFR, the former president and Commander in chief of the Armed Forces, Federal Republic of Nigeria.