PenCom Disassociates Itself from False Recruitment Publication

The National Pension Commission, PenCom, has issued a statement in Lagos on Wednesday, disassociating itself from a misleading publication that is alleging that it has started recruitment for the 2023/2024 exercise.

According to Abdulqadir Dahiru, the commission is not linked to the website address www.recruitmentfile.net provided by some fraudsters. The statement explained that the publication claims that suitable candidates should submit their applications through a recruitment portal on the commission’s website.

Dahiru emphasized that the publication was categorically false, and no exercise was currently taking place. He added that the commission had reported the website to the appropriate authorities for necessary action.

The statement advised the public to disregard any information that did not originate from PenCom’s official website, www.pencom.gov.ng, which provides credible information regarding the commission’s activities. In addition, PenCom has social media handles on Facebook @PenCom.gov, and Twitter @PenComNig that can serve as verified sources for information.

It is crucial for the public to be aware of fraudulent recruitment schemes and ensure that all job vacancy information is only accessed from reputable sources. This warning should serve as a reminder that applicants should be vigilant, and research the legitimacy of any recruitment exercise before applying.

The PenCom statement cautions Nigerians to be aware of criminal activity in the job market, as many criminals take advantage of job seekers. By following only credible leads and trusting only official sources, many of these scams can be avoided.

It is important to note that this information is in line with Facebook’s policy on preventing the spread of misinformation that could lead to harm, including self-harm or suicide. Facebook is committed to supporting accurate content while limiting the spread of potentially dangerous posts, and we commend PenCom for taking steps to address any misleading information.

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