JUST IN: Osun Govt Clears Air On Viral Recruitment

 

JUST IN: Osun Govt Clears Air On Viral Recruitment



    By: Abidoye Thomas Ibukun

    The Osun State Government has described the viral recruitment application as false and misleading.












    In a statement issued by Mallam Olawale Rasheed, Spokesperson to Gov Adeleke, on Friday, stated that the government is not currently recruiting for any position in the Osun State Civil Service Commission.

    The statement reads, “The Osun State Government wishes to inform the general public that it is not currently recruiting for any position in the state Civil Service Commission.


    Any information circulating on social media or other platforms about recruitment by the Osun State Government is false and misleading.

    “On the issue of sale of forms by the Civil Service Commission, the public should be reminded that collection of employment forms is a normal routine with all civil service Commission. Such normal activity is however not an indication that the state government has started recruitment exercises.

    “Members of the public are hereby advised to disregard such information and report any attempt to defraud them using the name of the Osun State Government to the appropriate authorities.

    “Announcements will be made via official government channels anytime the government is ready to start recruitment of staff.”

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