Chevron Nigeria Limited has debunked recruitment information making rounds in the name of the company.
Chevron described as false the job offers which were sent through emails, text messages, and phone calls by individuals purporting to be staff or representatives of the company.
It made this known via a statement issued by its General Manager, Policy, Government and Public Affairs, E. O. Brikinn, on Friday, April 19, 2024.
Brikinn noted: “Members of the public are hereby notified that CNL does not solicit job applications or initiate recruitment processes through emails, posters, handbills, text messages, social media, or phone calls.
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“Job seekers are advised to always check the company’s website at: http:/www.careers.chevron.com and the national newspapers for job advertisements from CNL.
“CNL does not and will not require applicants to make any payment towards processing any job application. Job offers requesting candidates to pay money, at any point during the recruitment process, are not from CNL.
“CNL advises that anyone who receives these fraudulent communications should report them to the appropriate law enforcement agencies.
“CNL hereby dissociates itself from all false job adverts and offers published in any online media platform, website, email, poster, handbill or any other medium.
“CNL will not respond to enquiries about fraudulent advertisements and job offers.”
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