The Taraba State Civil Service Commission has formally rejected and disowned a message that was circulating online, inviting prospective applicants to participate in what appeared to be an online examination. In a public notice signed on Sunday by its Permanent Secretary, Mr David Nyah, the Commission stated unequivocally that the message is false and unofficial.
The notice urged all applicants and members of the general public to disregard the misleading message, emphasising that it did not come from the Commission. It further advised applicants to rely exclusively on information and announcements published through the Commission's recognised official channels.
The Commission also announced that a formal communiqué addressing the matter would be released within the coming week, giving applicants time to familiarise themselves with the correct procedures.
Additionally, the Commission appealed to members of the public to exercise caution when verifying information before sharing it with others, warning that spreading unverified reports could contribute to the dissemination of misleading or inaccurate content.
The move underscores the importance of official communication channels remaining the sole reliable source for any updates regarding civil service examinations and recruitment processes in Taraba State.