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Don’t pay for postings – NSS personnel cautioned
In a statement signed by the Acting Executive Director of the NSS Ussif Mustapha, he said the Secretariat will not take responsibility for such unscrupulous acts.
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He added that posting personnel for the mandatory one-year national service does not attract any fee.
“It has come to the notice of the Management of the National Service Scheme (NSS) that certain individuals have resorted to luring prospective national service personnel into paying specified amounts of money with promises of getting them posted to their preferred companies and institutions. Management takes a serious view of these developments and wishes to state that posting of national service personnel does not attract any fee.”
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He also added that the security agencies have been alerted of this development and they will deal with anyone caught in this act in accordance with the law.
“The general public is to take note that the security agencies have been alerted and that anyone caught to be involved in such unauthorised activities would be dealt with in accordance with the law. Finally, Management wishes to state that the NSS does not engage the services of agents for postings and would not be responsible for any acts of defrauding,” the statement added.
The Service in April 2017 released a total of 134,980 pin codes for prospective personnel seeking to undertake their service
The NSS is currently registering potential service personnel for the 2017/2018 service year.
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