The Kano State Civil Service Commission (CSC) has cautioned members of the public to disregard false claims suggesting that application forms are being sold for employment into the state civil service.
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In a statement issued by its Director of Public Relations and Enlightenment, Musbahu Aminu Yakasai, the commission stressed that it has never authorized the sale of any forms and described the circulating reports as baseless.
The commission noted that it has not at any time approved the sale of application forms for recruitment, insisting that the claim is false and should be ignored completely.
The CSC urged job seekers and residents of the state to rely strictly on official government platforms for credible information regarding recruitment and other activities of the commission. It further assured that all employment exercises will be conducted with transparency, accountability, and due process.
The commission also warned that anyone found impersonating the commission or defrauding unsuspecting applicants in its name will be prosecuted.
For authentic updates, the public is advised to follow official government channels or visit the CSC office at the Audu Bako Secretariat in Kano.
