This is a request for urgent intervention on the FAAN recruitment exercise carried out in 2015 by a concerned Nigerian citizen. Read below:
I write this on behalf of 725 short-listed candidates of Federal
Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) recruitment who emerged successful
after completing the various stages of the recruitment process which
began in February, 2015 and was concluded in March, 2015.
In accordance with Federal Character and transparency, the lists of successful candidates was published online on www.faanrecruitment.com
and followed with a note stating that "All selected candidates will be
notified of the dates to present themselves for documentation and
further processing at the Human Resources Department, FAAN Headquarters,
Lagos through publications in the national newspapers and on the
website". However, twelve (12) months after the recruitment exercise was
concluded, there has been no official update concerning the status of
the recruitment thereby leaving successful candidates at the mercies of
hearsays and unpleasant rumors.
Consultations with the Federal
Character Commission (FCC) confirmed that a certificate of compliance
had been issued to FAAN by the Commission which validates the
recruitment process satisfying the position and provision of the
constitution governing such exercise which states that; "A Certificate
of Compliance (with the FCC principles/guidelines) shall be issued as
final authorization for the release of letters of appointment to
successful candidates by the recruiting MDA (No MDA shall issue Letters
of Appointment to candidates without this Certificate)" and allows a
period of three (3) months as ultimatum for the issuance of appointment
letters to successful candidates by the agency. With the specified
period having expired as at the end of September, 2015 without the
issuance of appointment letters nor official statement from FAAN, this
has indeed given us cause to worry, especially as it is now a year since
the recruitment exercise was concluded.
In line with the
restoration of transparency and due process in the civil service and
other sectors of our economy by the current administration, the conduct
of the recruitment exercise by the Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria
(FAAN) has proven beyond reasonable doubt that candidates where selected
strictly on merit and in consonance with Federal Character commission.
A senior FAAN officials confirm that over 60 people have collected APL
without following due process (they claim they don't have control over
it due to bureaucracy) and we on the list have been neglected.
Media, friends and family who saw our names on FAAN website thought we've been officially recruited.
We
need the support of all Nigerians because this represents the hope of
725 Nigerian youths who are eager to serve our fatherland.
Nigeria must change for better.
#Faanrecruitment2015
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