Michael Olugbode in Abuja
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has warned candidates present process recruitment into 4 businesses beneath the Ministry of Interior in opposition to making funds for the obligatory Drug Integrity Test (DIT).
The company stated the Ministry of Interior had already made bulk fee to cowl the testing of latest intakes into the Nigerian Correctional Service, Nigeria Immigration Service, Federal Fire Service and Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps.
NDLEA, in an announcement issued yesterday in Abuja by its Director, Media and Advocacy, Femi Babafemi, harassed that no candidate or personnel can be required to pay for the train.
It consequently suggested all taking part businesses and their personnel to not make funds to NDLEA officers, testing centres or by way of every other fee channel in reference to the train.
According to the company, preparations have been concluded for the conduct of the obligatory take a look at as a part of the recruitment course of.
It defined that candidates can be required to entry the NDLEA Drug Integrity Test portal by way of designated hyperlinks or entry factors to be supplied on the respective institutional portals.
The candidates would then full the mandatory registration and documentation on the NDLEA platform earlier than continuing for the take a look at.
The company stated the association was designed to make sure a seamless and orderly testing course of with out extra monetary obligations for candidates.
NDLEA appreciated the cooperation of the Ministry of Interior and reaffirmed its dedication to making sure a clear and environment friendly implementation of the train.
