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CDCFIB gives fresh update on paramilitary services recruitment exercise

The Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board, CDCFIB, has given a fresh update on its ongoing recruitment exercise. In a statement by its Secretary, Maj-Gen AM Jibril, rtd, on Friday, the Board said the recruitment exercise for Nigeria’s four paramilitary services will be completed within the next four weeks. The announcement came against […] CDCFIB gives fresh update on…

CDCFIB gives fresh update on paramilitary services recruitment exercise

The Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board (CDCFIB) has provided an update on its ongoing recruitment exercise for Nigeria's four paramilitary services. According to the Board's Secretary, Maj-Gen AM Jibril (rtd), the recruitment process is set to be completed within the next four weeks. This announcement comes as applicants eagerly await the conclusion of the recruitment process.

The Board acknowledges the significant anticipation surrounding the exercise, noting that the large number of applications received nationwide has placed a responsibility on them to ensure a fair and transparent selection process. CDCFIB emphasized that they are committed to completing the final stages of the recruitment exercise without rushing, in order to uphold principles such as justice, merit, federal character, due process, and the operational requirements of the four services.

Once the process is completed, successful candidates will be notified through the official recruitment platform. The Board has provided a link to the recruitment platform, where candidates can check their status: https://recruitment.cdcfib.gov.ng.

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