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FCSC opens online promotion accreditation portal for GL 14-16 workers

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September 13, 2025
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FCSC opens online promotion accreditation portal for GL 14-16 workers
Professor Tunji Olaopa, FCSC Chairman

Professor Tunji Olaopa, FCSC Chairman

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The Federal Civil Service Commission has begun the 2025 online promotion accreditation for officers on grade level 14-16.

The FCSC Head of Press and Public Relations, Mr. Taiwo Hassan, said in a press release that the development is in line with recruitment, promotion and discipline mandate of the commission as contained in an earlier circular no. FC. 6243l/GOV/2025/VOLI.1 dated May 12, 2025.

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He advised all eligible and qualified candidates to commence accreditation online via the commission’s website: promotion@fedcivilservice.gov.ng from tomorrow Friday, 12th to Sunday, 28th September, 2025.

Hassan said log-in details will be sent to all accredited candidates through their email address to access the portal to complete their accreditation before the closing date.

“Officers concerned, including those on duty posts within and outside their headquarters and abroad, should endeavour to accredit within the stipulated period to beat the deadline,” he added.

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