Two Foreigners Arrested By NSCDC Officers While Writing Immigration Recruitment Test

 

Two foreigners have been arrested while writing Nigeria Immigration Service and Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps recruitment test. 

 
Security operatives have apprehended two non-Nigerians caught writing recruitment examination. 

The enrollment assessment is for passage into the Nigeria Immigration Service and the Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps led cross country by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board. 

The Ministry of Interior in a tweet on Monday said the two captured outsiders are Camerounian and Beninore residents. 

It retweeted,"@nigimmigration officials block two non-Nigerians who endeavored to take an interest in the present CbAT for enlistment into the Service. 

"They are Camerounian and Beninore residents. They have been questioned, profiled and alluded to ACG zone A for additional activity." 

The Computer-Based Examination was seen by the Secretary of the Civil Defense, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board, Yakmut Alhassan Saleh. 

A portion of the up-and-comers praised both JAMB and the Board for the sans hitch work out, as no issue of organization issue was recorded during the assessment. 

Saleh communicated charm over the consistent direct of the enrollment assessment by JAMB. 

As indicated by him, the assessment which occurred simultaneously in 126 focuses in the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja was led by JAMB to guarantee straightforwardness and stay away from spite and disarray that followed a comparative exercise a couple of years prior. 

He stated, "We need to experience a straightforward strategy for an enrollment exercise and it needs to begin from the word go. This is only one part of the activity, after this, we go into physical and clinical just as psychometric exercise. We are into organization with JAMB to guarantee that each applicant is given a reasonable occasion to demonstrate that he has the legitimacy and prerequisite that we need." 

"Everywhere on the nation, we have just about 190,000 up-and-comers out of which 113,000 are Civil Defense, and for Immigration, we have 78,000 applicants across 126 focuses in Nigeria. The assessment is broken into three stages; we have the one for graduates and HND, NCE and OND and the third one for optional school (leavers). The groups (for the test) are in three meetings to four meetings dependent on the quantity of up-and-comers per focus. We have 9:00am, 11:00am and 1:00pm." 

Talking on the quantity of opportunities that were required to be filled by the candidates, Saleh said 9,460 positions were available to all by effective applicants, adding that the outcomes from the JAMB enlistment test are delivered following the activity. 

"The outcome is prompt however we will go into the subsequent stage, quickly we get the outcomes we will waitlist for physical and clinical tests preform December 15 (2020) IPP and catching will initiate, and they will currently go for a half year preparing for specialization. In the two associations, we are selecting 9,460. 5,000 for common protection and 4,460 for migration. 

While praising JAMB for the precision saw in the direct of the test, he said the enlistment cycle has been free without any up-and-comers hoping to pay any cash.