Recruitment: Board urges NSCDC, NIS applicants to visit portal

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By Tobias Lengnan Dapam

 

The Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board has called on candidates who applied for recruitment into the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) and Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) to visit the Board’s portal at cdcfib.career to check if they were successful and proceed to print their invitation letter.

 

The Board in a statement issued yesterday by its Secretary, Ja’rafaru Ahmed, said a Computer-Based Test (CBT) has been scheduled to hold on Thursday 18th May, 2023 across all States and applicants are mandated to be at their respective designated centres on or before 6:30am for accreditation.

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“Applicants would be required to come along with originals and photocopies of either of the following means of identification to the venue of the CBT:

a. National Identification Slip (NIN Slip)

b. International Passport

c. Voter’s Card

d. Drivers’ License

 

“Applicants are also to ensure that they follow strictly the information contained in their invitation letters.”

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