The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) says it is not recruiting and warns that fraudsters are circulating messages offering employment or appointments in its name. The agency urges the public to disregard any recruitment notices, application instructions, or appointment letters purportedly issued by NAMA.
NAMA’s alerts appear in response to reports circulating online and elsewhere that suggest an ongoing recruitment exercise. Both outlets cite statements from NAMA officials distancing the agency from the purported hiring process and emphasizing that any third party claiming to facilitate employment on NAMA’s behalf is acting fraudulently.
While the reports focus on the same central claim—that NAMA is not conducting recruitment—each outlet frames the warning slightly differently. Vanguard highlights the risk of people being misled by notices that claim to recruit or issue appointment letters, while Daily Post emphasizes the impersonation of the agency and warns job seekers directly against fake offers.
The common message across sources is that NAMA does not authorize such recruitment channels and advises citizens to be cautious of communications claiming to represent the agency’s hiring activities.
