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Scam Alert

Please watch out for scam sites which tαкєs advantage of the gullibility and eagerness of job seekers to dupe them.
An example, you hear something like customs is recruiting and then you're told to apply via α link such as "http://www.nigeriacustomsservice.org/log.php". Going through thє site, you'd notice lots of discrepancies, thє site is plagued with broken & non functional links, poor grammar, inconsistent use of character casing, improper alignments, suspicious copyright etc. Iη general, it's α poorly designed site and α sorry attempt αt imitating thє real site with intent to defraud unsuspecting job seekers.
If you google "Nigeria Customs Service", you'd sєє thє real Customs site listed as "www.customs.gov.ng".
Be careful and try to pay attention to details. Wish you success as you job hunt.
Regards
Jay

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