By NAN 12 November 2022 | 1:16 pm The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has distanced itself from an advertisement on social media calling for qualified candidates to fill some vacant positions in the establishment. The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has distanced itself from an advertisement on social media calling for qualified candidates to fill some vacant positions in the establishment. This is contained in a statement issued on Saturday in Lagos by Mrs Moyosola Adesina, Head of Public Affairs Unit of the council. She described the advertisement as misleading and fake.WAEC According to her, it is the handiwork of fraudsters. “The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) wishes to inform its stakeholders and the general public that the advert making the rounds on social media that the council is recruiting for the year 2022/2023 is false. “The general public should disregard this advertisement as it is a hoax aimed at exploiting innocent Nigerians, especially desperate job seekers. “For the purpose of clarity, WAEC will never ask anyone to pay any amount to secure a job on any of its platforms. “Furthermore, the council publishes its recruitment advertisements only on national dailies and its official website,” Adesina said. Latest 1 hour ago Ivan Toney bounced back from missing out on the England World Cup squad by scoring twice as Brentford stunned Manchester City to win 2-1 at the Etihad on Saturday 1 hour ago The PDP governorship candidate in Enugu State, Mr Peter Mbah says he is prepared to hasten development in the state if elected in the 2023 general elections. 1 hour ago The News Agency of Nigeria NAN reports that the summit is organised yearly to mark the anniversary of Obaseki in office and showcase the progress being recorded in transforming the state. 1 hour ago Some traditional rulers in Nasarawa State have commended Gov. Abdullahi Sule of the state for the development of infrastructures across the state. 2 hours ago Chants of “free them all” and “no climate justice without human rights” rang out between the halls of COP27 Saturday, in the largest protest since the UN climate summit began.
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