If you have seen a suspicious job listing, whether on GetJob Nigeria or elsewhere, please report it here. Your report helps us protect other job seekers in Nigeria. We investigate every report and remove listings that cannot be verified.
Warning Signs of a Job Scam
- You are asked to pay any fee to apply, be shortlisted or get the job, for example for training, a uniform, a medical test or processing.
- You are asked to send money, bank details, card numbers, passwords or a one-time code.
- The job promises a very high salary for little work, with no interview and no clear job description.
- The advert has poor English, no company address, no official website, or a free email address such as Gmail for a large company.
- You are contacted on WhatsApp or Telegram by a stranger about a job you never applied for.
- You are pressured to decide or pay quickly, or told the job will be given to someone else if you do not act now.
A genuine employer will never ask you to pay to apply for a job, and will interview you through official channels before offering you work.
What To Do If You Have Already Paid
If you have already paid money to a suspected scammer, stop all contact with them, keep every message, receipt and bank record, and report the matter to your bank and to the police. You can also report the job to the organisation whose name was used, if you know it. We cannot recover money for you, but reporting the scam helps stop the same fraud from harming others.
Report a Scam Job
Use the form below to report a scam. In the subject, write the job title and the name of the employer or the website link. In the message, tell us what happened, what you were asked to pay or send, and anything that made the job look suspicious. Please do not include bank details, card numbers or passwords in your report. You can also email us at [email protected].