The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) has warned Nigerians against fraudulent recruitment schemes and fake appointment letters being circulated in its name.
The agency said it was not currently conducting any recruitment exercise and urged members of the public to disregard recruitment notices purportedly issued by it.
NAMA’s Director of Public Affairs and Consumer Protection, Dr Abdullahi Musa, warned job seekers against individuals and organisations impersonating the agency.
“NAMA wishes to alert the general public on the activities of unscrupulous individuals impersonating the agency and issuing fraudulent recruitment and appointment letters to unsuspecting members of the public.
“NAMA views this disturbing development with serious concern, particularly as these fraudulent schemes are calculated to exploit innocent job seekers and compromise the integrity and corporate identity of the agency.”
The agency said, “For the avoidance of doubt, NAMA is not currently conducting any recruitment exercise. Accordingly, any individual, group or organisation claiming to recruit, facilitate employment or issue appointment letters on behalf of NAMA is acting without the knowledge, approval or authorisation of the agency.”
It advised members of the public to avoid making payments or releasing sensitive personal information to people claiming to offer employment opportunities through NAMA.
“Members of the public are strongly advised to exercise utmost vigilance and refrain from making payments, submitting sensitive personal information or entering into transactions with persons purporting to offer employment opportunities on behalf of NAMA.”
NAMA advised the public to independently verify recruitment notices and appointment letters through its recognised official channels.
“Any recruitment notice, employment communication or appointment letter purportedly emanating from the agency should be independently verified through NAMA’s recognised official channels before any action is taken.”
The agency warned Nigerians to disregard unofficial correspondence, social media messages and representations from unauthorised intermediaries.
“NAMA does not authorise individuals or third parties to solicit money or other consideration in exchange for employment. Suspected cases of impersonation or fraudulent representation should therefore be reported to the appropriate authorities.”
It further warned that it would not accept responsibility for losses resulting from dealings with fraudsters.
“NAMA remains committed to transparency, institutional integrity and the protection of the public from fraudulent activities.
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