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The Nigerian Army has launched the recruitment portal for its 91 Regular Recruits Intake (RRI), inviting qualified Nigerians to apply free of charge. The recruitment period runs from March 30 to May 17, and applicants are advised to be wary of fraudsters.
Kenya has announced a halt to the recruitment of its citizens to fight in the Ukraine war after reaching an understanding with Russia amid rising domestic concerns about enlistment levels.
Recruitment expert Ayobami Esther Akinnagbe outlines methods for companies to expedite their hiring processes without compromising on the caliber of candidates.
The Police Service Commission has declared that individuals who are drug users will not be eligible for recruitment into the Nigeria Police Force, emphasizing its commitment to integrity and professionalism within the force.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has conveyed his thanks to Russian President Vladimir Putin for assisting in the repatriation of 17 South Africans who were reportedly misled into fighting in the Russia-Ukraine war. The individuals were allegedly recruited under the guise of bodyguard training but found themselves on the front lines.
Andrey Podyelyshev, Russia's Ambassador to Nigeria, has dismissed accusations of recruiting Nigerians for the Ukraine war, asserting that such activities are unlawful and not sanctioned by the state.
The House of Representatives has urged the federal government to suspend the Chief Medical Director of the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital for reportedly rejecting 17 doctors due to their ethnic backgrounds. The motion was prompted by claims of recruitment bias against certain ethnic groups.
The Rivers State Executive Council has greenlit the immediate hiring of 5,000 individuals for the state civil service. This initiative aims to enhance administrative functions and the delivery of public services, with a particular focus on the education sector.
