The NNPCL has started inviting selected candidates for the next phase of its recruitment exercise.
The invitation for the interview is for those who passed the CBT recruitment test, which was conducted on Saturday, December 6.
NNPC Limited has assured the public that the recruitment exercise will be free and fair, and candidates will be given equal opportunities.
NNPC CBT test for candidates was conducted at various centres across the country, with 45,689 applicants jostling for positions in the oil company.
Mele Kyari, NNPC’s group chief executive officer (GCEO), visited one of the Ansar-Ud-Deen Society Centenary Resource Centres in Maitama, Abuja, and promised that the recruitment process would be smooth, transparent, fair.
Those who advanced to the next stage have received emails from NNPC. The company has also contacted candidates who did not make it through. Part of the message that NNPCL is reportedly sending to candidates reads: “Thank you for participating in the Computer-Based Test (CBT) stage of the NNPC Limited Recruitment Exercise. “Following your successful performance in the CBT, we are pleased to inform you that you have been shortlisted to progress to the next stage in our recruitment process – INTERVIEW. “The interview will be conducted at NNPC Ltd. Corporate Headquarters in Abuja. Details regarding the date, time, and other instructions will be communicated to you in due course. Please ensure you regularly check your email for updates.
“NNPC Limited is committed to a fair, merit-based recruitment process that ensures equal opportunities for all candidates. We value diversity and inclusivity, evaluating each applicant solely on their qualifications, skills, and suitability for the role. Rest assured, everyone is treated with respect and fairness throughout the process. candidates were warned that they must meet all requirements
The email to the candidate added: “Please note that NNPC Ltd. reserves the right to disqualify you at any stage of the recruitment process if you are discovered not to have met our minimum requirements for employment”
Man checks his email, displays message NNPC sent him. Earlier, one of the candidates for the NNPC recruitment exercise received a disappointing email. He said he participated in the CBT, but the NNPC email showed he was not selected for the next stage. The disappointed engineer shared the email publicly.
