The Department of State Services (DSS), says its attention has been drawn to unscrupulous activities of one Eze Ezenwa Benard, recently arrested for circulating fake DSS recruitment past questions and answers on Facebook.The suspect operated through a page known as “Jobs and Education”, where he advertised the fraudulent materials and charged unsuspecting members of the public one thousand naira (₦1,000) for access.The DSS has, therefore, cautioned the public to disregard any materials, stressing that it does not sell or distribute recruitment questions, answers, or examination guides through private individuals or social media pages.It said that recruitment into the Service, when necessary, usually follows specialised procedure in accordance with extant laws and due process.The arrest of Benard underscored the DSS’ determination to safeguard Nigerians from the fraudulent schemes of some unpatriotic elements.Citizens are, therefore encouraged to remain vigilant, verify information from official sources and report suspicious recruitment adverts or individuals attempting to extort money under any pretence.The DSS assured that it would continue to protect the integrity of its recruitment process while ensuring that perpetrators of fraud face the full weight of the law.
