Disregard false recruitment letter in circulation – Dr. Apaak advises
Dr. Clement Apaak, member of parliament for Builsa South, has warned the public to disregard a fake recruitment letter currently circulating.
According to him, this letter is a scam and should not be taken seriously.
In a brief statement, Dr. Apaak cautioned Ghanaians to be vigilant and not fall prey to the tactics of fraudsters.
He emphasizes that no genuine recruitment process is underway, and any information suggesting otherwise is false.
“No recruitment has been announced or is going on. Do not allow yourself to be duped by fraudsters. Be warned”, the lawmaker stated.
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has also warned of fake recruitment schemes, stating that “the Service does not charge any fee for recruitment.”
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