NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL (NECO)One of the last acts of the Abdulsalami Abubakar military administration was the promulgation of a decree, in April 1999, that created the National Examinations Council (NECO). That act, however, was only the climax of a process whose beginning predated the administration. Although calls for the creation of a national examination outfit had been on for over two decades earlier, the birth of NECO was not spared controversy. While some Nigerians saw its arrival as opportunity for choice of examination body for candidates to patronize, others doubted its capacity to conduct reliable examinations that could command widespread national and international respect and acceptability. Some others welcomed it for its potential, as a Federal Government parastatal, to offer subsidized registration to candidates; yet others queried even its legal status.
Applications are hereby invited from suitably candidates for appointment positions
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Applicants for the positions must be retired senior military officers with intelligence/security training.
Applicants must not be more than fifty(50) years of age.
Appointments shall be on contract. Apart from the statutory allowances paid by the council, other conditions of Service are as applicable to contract personnel in the Federal Civil Service.
Candidates should submit:
The CV must include such details as: · name , · date and place of birth, · nationality, · state of origin, · local government,
Only applications of candidates short listed shall be acknowledged.
Private Mail Bag 159
Minna, Niger State
Application with accompanying credentials must be received latest 21st October 2010
