The Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board (CDCFIB) has made a new announcement.
The CDCFIB announced that it will conclude the ongoing recruitment process into the Federal Fire Service (FFS) on June 15, 2024.
The Minister of Interior and chairman of the Board, Olubumi Tunji-Ojo, said the new date was in line with the Board’s reviewed timeline for the conduct of employment in the paramilitary Services under its purview.
Tunji-Ojo who spoke through the secretary of the CDCFIB, Ja’afaru Ahmed, at the end of its quarterly review meeting with heads of the four paramilitary agencies under its supervision, said shortlisted candidates would be requested to visit the Board’s portal via messages to their emails and mobile phone numbers.
The minister urged the public to ignore messages on social media inviting them to pay some amount for placement, adding that they were from fraudsters.
He also said the Board considered 118 cases of erring officers of the four Services under its purview and took appropriate disciplinary measures.
The summary of cases and resolution of the Board made available to Daily Trust after the meeting indicated that 48 officers of the Nigerian Correctional Service, 21 officers of the Nigeria Immigration Service, 12 officers of the Federal Fire Service and 37 officers of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps were involved.
The breakdown shows that 30 officers were dismissed from the service while five others were to be dismissed and prosecuted.
Also, 9 were recommended for retirement and 17 were to be de-ranked and punished while 14 others were recommended to be discharged, acquitted and issued commendation letters.
