Fresh Graduate Recruitment at National Intelligence Agency of Nigeria (NIA)
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National Intelligence Agency (NIA) of Nigeria is a member of the intelligence and security community of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and is responsible for foreign intelligence and counter intelligence.
It is the responsibility of the NIA to procure timely intelligence from the external domain to enhance Government foreign policy formulation and action, effective governance and national development.
Position and Grade: Administrative Staff
Vacanciy Reference: AD001
Location: Abuja
Type of Employment: Permanent
Role: Administrative Staff
Knowledge and Skills: ICT skills
Functions:
(1) SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING Geo-Sciences, Environmental Science, Physics/Nuclear Science, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Cartography, Bio-chemistry, Statistics, Mathematics, Maritime Science, Agricultural Science. Copied from: www.hotnigerianjobs.com
(2) FOREIGN LANGUAGES: French, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Russian, Arabic, German.
(3) POLITICAL SCIENCE, LIBERAL ARTS and HUMANITIES: Economics, Statistics, Geography, Law, International Relations and Diplomacy.
Education
A University Degree (1st Class or 2nd Class Upper) or a 2nd Class Lower with a Masters Degree.
Experience:
Other Information:
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Any candidate on behalf of whom external intervention is sought will be automatically disqualified. Candidates should not be more than thirty (30) years old and must possess verifiable birth certificates. A sworn affidavit is not acceptable. Candidates must have completed their National Youth Service (NYSC). Knowledge of a second foreign language will be an advantage.
Application Deadline
29-Feb-2012
Method of Application
Click the link below to start application process:
https://nationalintelligenceagency.gov.ng/Vacancy_view.aspx?Id=18
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Pls what does a 1st class or whatever has to do with performances. A grduate is a grduate. Try him/her first
Why on earth would our Federal Government body behave so irrational. 95% of Second Class (Upper Division) graduates, comprises of those who graduated from private Universities & those from government Universities who bought their way through in order to attain a very brilliant and enviable height. In essence, government and other private organisations should not be using the so-called “first or second class (upper division) honours as a yardstick for measuring intelligence in graduates. As an undergraduate student back then in the University, I organised tutorial classes for various courses in Sociology and Psychology. But I graduated with a (2.2). Some of these students I thought then, graduated with a (21). Including those who could not come face-to-face with people. Then, I realised that there was a loophole somewhere. I meant, there has to be a closed, I mean, a very closed relationship between you and a politically inclined Lecturer if you “MUST” graduate with a (2.1.). You “MUST” bribe your way through wether you like it or not. Graduating with a (2.1) is not a problem for some undergraduates who have this student-Lecturer relationship. So, my Nigeria government, private organisations, unbehalf of other Nigerians who might have been “Victims” of a (2.2) like my self, I am pleading with you to put an end to this issue of a (first or second class [up division]) thing. If not for God Almighty, in whose Bosom am in, lives would have been lost for this (2.1) denial. I thank God everyday that no Lecturer can point his/her fingers at me to say “I made him a (2.2) graduate”. My happiness now is that, I did it my self. I am so proud of me today. I thank God. He’s great!