NESREA says not involved in illegal recruitment

Contrary to media reports, the National Environmental Standards Regulations Enforcement Agency (NESREA) says it was not  engaged  in any illegal recruitment.

Lawrence Anukam, Director-General ‎of  the agency said that the  fraudulent acts were carried out by some disgruntled elements bent at tarnishing the image of the agency.

‎Anukam denied this report in Abuja during a press briefing ahead of the 11th National Stakeholders’ Forum and celebration of NESREA’s 10th anniversary coming up on Tuesday.

He revealed that the fraudsters have many original letter-head papers of many other agencies, including NESREA  which they use in duping unsuspected  members of the public in the name of helping them to secure employment in federal agencies.

The Director General  stated that the culprits have been apprehended adding that the case is already being investigated by the police.

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‎He stated: “We had an issue sometime ago, maybe that is the one they are referring to, where some people were creating recruiters, such a situation where people came here with letters of appointment purportedly signed by us, claiming they wanted to collect final papers for them to be part of the system. We did not sign the letter.

“They used our letter-head papers but the approach of the writings, who signed the paper, is not ours. We formally reported to the police office and the police set up their investigations.

“Luckily for us, they called them, when they searched, one of them is a graduate, they saw letter-head papers of other agencies too, so, it was like a syndicate. So, we will not want to talk more about this because police investigations are on.

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“We will try to make sure we discourage such aspect of ugly situation regarding the system,” he said.