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Nigeria Immigration Service changes its recruitment website
Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board under the Ministry of Interior has announced that the recruitment website has been changed from the former one to www.nisrecruitment.
org.ng
In a statement by Secretary to the Board, Mallam Al-Hassan S. Yakmut said, eligible applicants can apply through the new website.
“Further to the advertisement published by the Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire Service Board (CDCFIB) in five (5) National Dailies on Friday 13th March, 2020 and subsequent press statement amplifying the announcement by the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), the Board hereby informs that the Website for the recruitment has been changed to: www.nisrecruitment.org.ng
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