Ogun Govt says Civil Service Commission online recruitment advert is fake
The advert called on prospective applicants to apply for various vacancies in the state’s civil service.
Ogun state Governor, Dapo Abiodun. [Twitter/@dapoabiodun]
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Permanent Secretary, Ogun Civil Service Commission, Roseline Jacobs, stated in Abeokuta that the online advert was a ruse and did not emanate from the Commission. The advert had called on prospective applicants to apply for various vacancies in the state’s civil service.
Jacobs advised members of the public to disregard the recruitment advert, stressing that it was mischief perpetrated by unscrupulous individuals bent on maligning the state government.
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