The CDCFIB has provided an update on its ongoing paramilitary recruitment exercise, highlighting significant developments that affect potential applicants. Currently, no screening is scheduled, and the organization has urged applicants to remain vigilant to avoid falling victim to fraud.
Juliet Okeh, the Public Relations Officer of CDCFIB, confirmed that a report regarding a screening exercise set for April 15 in Kano was described as ‘fake’ and advised the public to disregard it. This misinformation has raised concerns among applicants who are eager to participate in the recruitment process.
In previous announcements, the board indicated that shortlisted candidates for physical screening and document verification would be released between December 1 and 3, 2025. However, the physical screening exercise has now been postponed, and a new date has yet to be announced.
Okeh emphasized that any official updates regarding the recruitment process would be communicated through verified channels. This statement aims to reassure applicants that they will receive accurate information directly from the organization.
In light of the recent developments, applicants are advised to exercise caution and remain alert to potential scams. The CDCFIB has made it clear that they are committed to ensuring a transparent and secure recruitment process.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding when the postponed physical screening exercise will take place, leaving many applicants in uncertainty. The organization is expected to provide further updates as the situation evolves.