Adexlexy:
Di will train at jaji while DS trains at NDA..DS will go first while DI later, the earliest time for DI training will be oct or december.
I dont think DS will train before NA Short service course 45

. What about the D.I Medicals?

Adexlexy:
Di will train at jaji while DS trains at NDA..DS will go first while DI later, the earliest time for DI training will be oct or december.
I dont think DS will train before NA Short service course 45

Nice and updated info from you since the commencement of the recruitment. I look forward to get some info from you concerning an info. Will appreciate a whatsapp conversation. Thanks

Adexlexy:
Di will train at jaji while DS trains at NDA..DS will go first while DI later, the earliest time for DI training will be oct or december.
I dont think DS will train before NA Short service course 45

any idea when they'll shortlist the final candidates?

hello house, I attended the Admin interview that was held in Abuja late May, any info regarding the final shortlisted candidate pls?

information from the efcc is at a premium o.. informations don't flow out from there anyhow

Sorry for not responding on time
The medical is for those with missing test result from the first medical, those that failed the first one are given a second chance and some people that are just being called up
One of the officers said we should be in camp by this month ending

sleuthhound:
bro hw fa, uno respond.

Adexlexy:
Di will train at jaji while DS trains at NDA..DS will go first while DI later, the earliest time for DI training will be oct or december.
I dont think DS will train before NA Short service course 45

U mentioned all cadet but u didnt mentioned DA secondary level why pls can we get information on us

dhikrulla:
Sorry for not responding on time
The medical is for those with missing test result from the first medical, those that failed the first one are given a second chance and some people that are just being called up
One of the officers said we should be in camp by this month ending

oh! Ok
Tnx

Let's wait and see. May God see us through.

IBNTIJJANI:


U mentioned all cadet but u didnt mentioned DA secondary level why pls can we get information on us

i dont know abt DA

peddyholly:

Nice and updated info from you since the commencement of the recruitment. I look forward to get some info from you concerning an info. Will appreciate a whatsapp conversation. Thanks

send me mesg thru my mail

Donald93:
. What about the D.I Medicals?

they are more concern abt DS now.

Adexlexy:
they are more concern abt DS now.

OK tanx

Halo guys any info on list and camp

Play play July will pass and go. August will come and pass

Magu Did Not Divert Staff Salary -EFCC
The attention of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has been drawn to a publication entitled, “How EFCC’s Magu Diverted N702m, 13 Months Salaries of New Operatives”, which appeared in an online news platform, Denisaurus. The publication among others alleged that the Commission failed to pay the entitlements of Cadet Officers who recently completed their training at the Nigerian Defence Academy, NDA.

Quoting an unnamed staff of the Commission, the publication stated that “Mr. Magu has refused to pay the officers of DSC7 their entitlements which include; their salary arrears of 13 months under training, which was budgeted for in 2016 and 2017 budget as their date of appointment reads 18th March 2017, their 28 days allowance for being posted to polar regions.”

It also alleged that staff contributions to the Commission’s Cooperative Society was diverted to the construction of the head office building of the Commission, making it impossible for staff members to access their contributions.

Coming from a platform that has become notorious for spreading falsehood about the EFCC, these allegations ought to be ignored by the Commission. However the EFCC is constrained to respond considering that the issues raised touches on the welfare of staff, particularly young officers who are just starting their careers with the Commission.

For the avoidance of doubt, the Commission wishes to state that there is NO N702milllion that was diverted from the salaries of any group of employees of the Commission. The idea of diversion of salaries of newly recruited cadet officer may well be part of a plot to incite impressionable young officers to mutiny against the Commission’s leadership.

It is important to state that the Commission as a law enforcement agency has established protocols and regulations on the administration of emolument to all cadres of staff. Cadet Officers in training are entitled to allowances and this was duly paid to not only the Detective Superintendent Course 7 officers who completed their training on May 11, but to officers of Detective Inspector and Detective Assistant cadre who completed their trainings much earlier.

By the EFCC regulations, these officers are not entitled to any 28 days allowance during training and the mandatory one year internship after training. As a result of this policy, the Commission maintains transit camps in all its offices where officers on internship are accommodated.

It is equally mischievous to alleged that “Magu has unanimously (sic) resolved not to pay officers their June 2018 salary, as other staff of the Commission have been paid”. While it is true that officers of the DS Course 7 are yet to receive their June Salary, the delay was caused by the simple fact that they were not enrolled into the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System, IPPIS, early enough to collect their June Salary. They have since been enrolled and would be paid their entitlement.

Equally false is the claim that Police Officers on secondment are being owed salaries of between five and seven months. Police officers attached to the Commission are paid by their mother agency, the Nigeria Police. What they collect from the EFCC is the differential between their police pay and the salary of officers of equivalent rank in the EFCC. This differential unfortunately has not been paid to a few officers because the funds come from a separate platform from the Federal Ministry of Finance.

Perhaps the most ridiculous of the allegations is the claim that the Commission illegally diverted funds of the EFCC Staff Cooperative Society to finance the construction of its new head office. This is preposterous against the obvious fact that funds were appropriated for the project by the National Assembly. The Commission has no need for cooperative money to build its offices.

The challenge being experienced by members of staff in accessing loans from the Cooperative arose from the dwindling resources available to the Society. This was caused by the Commission’s recent migration to the IPPIS platform which is configured to accept only statutory deductions, consequently monthly receipts by the Cooperative dropped. But it is a temporary disruption, which is already being addressed by the Finance and Account Department of the Commission.

How all these translate into Magu undermining the fight against corruption is a question only Denisaurus can answer. But the Commission wishes to assure the public that no amount of mischief will distract it from performing its patriotic duty to crush and rout corruption from Nigeria.

NwaND:
Magu Did Not Divert Staff Salary -EFCC
The attention of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has been drawn to a publication entitled, “How EFCC’s Magu Diverted N702m, 13 Months Salaries of New Operatives”, which appeared in an online news platform, Denisaurus. The publication among others alleged that the Commission failed to pay the entitlements of Cadet Officers who recently completed their training at the Nigerian Defence Academy, NDA.

Quoting an unnamed staff of the Commission, the publication stated that “Mr. Magu has refused to pay the officers of DSC7 their entitlements which include; their salary arrears of 13 months under training, which was budgeted for in 2016 and 2017 budget as their date of appointment reads 18th March 2017, their 28 days allowance for being posted to polar regions.”

It also alleged that staff contributions to the Commission’s Cooperative Society was diverted to the construction of the head office building of the Commission, making it impossible for staff members to access their contributions.

Coming from a platform that has become notorious for spreading falsehood about the EFCC, these allegations ought to be ignored by the Commission. However the EFCC is constrained to respond considering that the issues raised touches on the welfare of staff, particularly young officers who are just starting their careers with the Commission.

For the avoidance of doubt, the Commission wishes to state that there is NO N702milllion that was diverted from the salaries of any group of employees of the Commission. The idea of diversion of salaries of newly recruited cadet officer may well be part of a plot to incite impressionable young officers to mutiny against the Commission’s leadership.

It is important to state that the Commission as a law enforcement agency has established protocols and regulations on the administration of emolument to all cadres of staff. Cadet Officers in training are entitled to allowances and this was duly paid to not only the Detective Superintendent Course 7 officers who completed their training on May 11, but to officers of Detective Inspector and Detective Assistant cadre who completed their trainings much earlier.

By the EFCC regulations, these officers are not entitled to any 28 days allowance during training and the mandatory one year internship after training. As a result of this policy, the Commission maintains transit camps in all its offices where officers on internship are accommodated.

It is equally mischievous to alleged that “Magu has unanimously (sic) resolved not to pay officers their June 2018 salary, as other staff of the Commission have been paid”. While it is true that officers of the DS Course 7 are yet to receive their June Salary, the delay was caused by the simple fact that they were not enrolled into the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System, IPPIS, early enough to collect their June Salary. They have since been enrolled and would be paid their entitlement.

Equally false is the claim that Police Officers on secondment are being owed salaries of between five and seven months. Police officers attached to the Commission are paid by their mother agency, the Nigeria Police. What they collect from the EFCC is the differential between their police pay and the salary of officers of equivalent rank in the EFCC. This differential unfortunately has not been paid to a few officers because the funds come from a separate platform from the Federal Ministry of Finance.

Perhaps the most ridiculous of the allegations is the claim that the Commission illegally diverted funds of the EFCC Staff Cooperative Society to finance the construction of its new head office. This is preposterous against the obvious fact that funds were appropriated for the project by the National Assembly. The Commission has no need for cooperative money to build its offices.

The challenge being experienced by members of staff in accessing loans from the Cooperative arose from the dwindling resources available to the Society. This was caused by the Commission’s recent migration to the IPPIS platform which is configured to accept only statutory deductions, consequently monthly receipts by the Cooperative dropped. But it is a temporary disruption, which is already being addressed by the Finance and Account Department of the Commission.

How all these translate into Magu undermining the fight against corruption is a question only Denisaurus can answer. But the Commission wishes to assure the public that no amount of mischief will distract it from performing its patriotic duty to crush and rout corruption from Nigeria.

Secondus being Stupidus!

Were the DSC7 that passed out actually paid their 13 months training allowance?
May God help dis country.

When will they start collecting CV to recruit another set of 750 ?

So what this means is that detective supretendents, Detective inspectors and detective assistants are not entitled to any monthly allowance during camp apart from the stipends they collect during the training process...

Halo guys this place seems to be on low key, let's get busy while still waiting for our call to camp, as an officer how will you discharge your duty regarding the happening in national assembly today, please contribute it will help us, believe it or not we will be dealing with this guys when we are out of camp.

Kentsol:
Halo guys this place seems to be on low key, let's get busy while still waiting for our call to camp, as an officer how will you discharge your duty regarding the happening in national assembly today, please contribute it will help us, believe it or not we will be dealing with this guys when we are out of camp.

let me get into camp first

dubby55:
So what this means is that detective supretendents, Detective inspectors and detective assistants are not entitled to any monthly allowance during camp apart from the stipends they collect during the training process...

That is what I've been wondering o.

EFCC has started inviting Detective inspectors(DIs) for medicals. So if you haven't gotten yours yet, relax as usual it comes in batches, good luck to those invited already..

Who has got message and from which state please?

You have been shortlisted to undergo educational certificate screening and medical examination on Thursday 2nd August, 2018 at 7 am prompt at the NDA Medical Facilities, Permanent site, Afaka, Mando, Kaduna and you are to come along with the following:
1.?Original copies and 2 photocopies of the underlisted documents:
a.?Birth certificate/ declaration of age
b.?Primary School Certificate
c.?WAEC Certificate (Not statement of Result

IBNTIJJANI:
You have been shortlisted to undergo educational certificate screening and medical examination on Thursday 2nd August, 2018 at 7 am prompt at the NDA Medical Facilities, Permanent site, Afaka, Mando, Kaduna and you are to come along with the following:
1.?Original copies and 2 photocopies of the underlisted documents:
a.?Birth certificate/ declaration of age
b.?Primary School Certificate
c.?WAEC Certificate (Not statement of Result

when did U get the message? I mean wic day?

DSC will be reporting to NDA for training on the 4th of August 2018

CaptAbuma:
DSC will be reporting to NDA for training on the 4th of August 2018

. Please Brother, during ur medicals did u all get the message? We went to interview at Abuja but have not received any message for medicals till now.

Donald93:
. Please Brother, during ur medicals did u all get the message? We went to interview at Abuja but have not received any message for medicals till now.

Not every DSC received messages for the medicals.
But be patient. The messages are usually sent state after state.
Just pray your state is yet to be called.

Success.

CaptAbuma:
DSC will be reporting to NDA for training on the 4th of August 2018

Did you get a message to that effect?

IBNTIJJANI:
You have been shortlisted to undergo educational certificate screening and medical examination on Thursday 2nd August, 2018 at 7 am prompt at the NDA Medical Facilities, Permanent site, Afaka, Mando, Kaduna and you are to come along with the following:
1.?Original copies and 2 photocopies of the underlisted documents:
a.?Birth certificate/ declaration of age
b.?Primary School Certificate
c.?WAEC Certificate (Not statement of Result

for the DA right?