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Oyo SUBEB Debunks Rumour Of Recruiting Teachers

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By Akinwale Kasali

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Contrary to the news making the round that the Oyo State Universal Basic Education Board, SUBEB, is recruiting new teachers, the Board says it is false.

The Executive Chairman of the Board, Dr. Nureni Adeniran,  warned the public to be wary of fraudsters who may use the fake news to defraud unsuspecting Nigerians.

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In a statement, Adeniran said recruitment of new teachers into the Public Primary school sector of the State, is still in the pipeline, awaiting the gracious approval of the Governor of Oyo State, Engr. Seyi Makinde.

He, therefore, added that any plans of fresh recruitment would be duly conveyed to the public, as the Board is currently not recruiting.

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Adeniran who implored Nigerians to disregard any news of recruitment by the Board, said that the fake recruitment is being perpetrated by scammers who offer employment to unsuspecting Nigerians in exchange for money and even go as far as creating fake websites to look  convincing.

“I urge Nigerians to be aware of the antics of these fraudsters and notify security agencies when necessary”, he said.

“Oyo SUBEB wishes to once again draw the attention of the public to activities of fake employment merchants and racketeers. We had informed members of the public that the Board was not recruiting, but it is pertinent to reiterate it.

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“We advise everyone to disregard rumours of recruitment purportedly emanating from the Board. It will not be a hidden exercise, we will duly inform the public when we are about to start the process”, the statement read.


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