Beware of Scams: Federal University of Technology, Babura Clarifies Recruitment Rumors

In recent days monitored by myschoolnews, a message has been circulating on various social media platforms, claiming that the Federal University of Technology, Babura (FUTB) in Jigawa State is currently conducting a recruitment drive for teaching appointments.

Beware of Scams: Federal University of Technology, Babura Clarifies Recruitment Rumors

 However, the university's management has swiftly come forward to debunk these claims and warn the public about the fraudulent nature of this message.

The statement, signed by Fatima Binta Mohammed, the University's Registrar, categorically denies the authenticity of the viral message. According to the statement, the university has not initiated any recruitment process for teaching positions, and the message encouraging individuals to send their Curriculum Vitae (CV) via a WhatsApp number is entirely false. The management of FUTB emphasizes that anyone who submits their CV through the mentioned means does so at their own risk.

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The university's administration underscores that FUTB is committed to upholding transparency and following due processes when it comes to staff recruitment. As stated in the message, any future recruitment undertaken by the university will adhere to proper procedures and will not be conducted through unofficial or social media channels.

This incident serves as a reminder to all job seekers and members of the public to exercise caution and verify information before taking any actions based on unsolicited messages. Scammers and fraudsters are known to exploit the eagerness of job seekers, using various tactics to deceive them into sharing personal information, including CVs and other sensitive data.

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Aspiring job applicants are advised to stay updated through official communication channels provided by the university or relevant government bodies. These channels include the university's official website, official social media accounts, and announcements posted on authorized notice boards.

In conclusion, the Federal University of Technology, Babura, has taken a firm stance against the misinformation being spread about its recruitment activities. The university's management has emphasized that any recruitment activities will follow proper protocols and will not involve sharing sensitive information through unofficial channels. This incident highlights the importance of vigilance in the digital age, where misinformation and scams can easily proliferate.