FUTH Lafia Warns Job Seekers of Scammers

The Management of the Federal University Teaching Hospital, FUTH, Lafia, has issued a strong warning to job seekers about fraudulent individuals falsely promising employment at the institution.

This alert came through an official statement from Mrs. Ruth Namo, the hospital’s Public Relations Officer, released on Friday in Lafia. She confirmed that the hospital management is aware of scammers targeting unsuspecting individuals and extorting money under the guise of securing them jobs at the facility.

Public Alert on Employment Scams

Mrs. Namo stated that the general public should be vigilant. She emphasized that anyone who pays money to someone claiming to offer employment at FUTH Lafia does so at their own risk. The hospital’s official recruitment process does not involve any form of payment from applicants.

The hospital management plans to collaborate with security agencies to identify and apprehend those responsible for these fraudulent acts. This move aims to protect the public and uphold the integrity of the Federal University Teaching Hospital.

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Official Recruitment Channels

According to the PRO, whenever the hospital has genuine employment opportunities, it will announce them publicly through the appropriate and official channels. She firmly stated that no legitimate job offer from FUTH Lafia requires any form of advance payment from potential employees.

Mrs. Namo issued a final caution to the perpetrators, urging them to immediately cease using the hospital’s name to scam people. Failure to do so, she warned, would lead to facing the full wrath of the law. The management of the Federal University Teaching Hospital remains committed to transparent and honest recruitment practices.