Prospective applicants have been warned to be wary of fraudsters who may want to rip them off by offering non-existent vacancies at the State House Clinic.
Permanent Secretary, State House, Jalal Arabi, who gave the admonition, has urged the public to ignore notices of recruitment at Clinic currently making the rounds on the internet.
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A statement issued by Attah Esa, Deputy Director, Information, in Abuja on Thursday, said the Arabi advised the public to be more circumspect and wary of such notices that are designed by mischief makers to deceive and extort unsuspecting job seekers.
He assured that the sponsors of the publication will be investigated and prosecuted.
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