The EFCC is warning people about a fake email going around.
The email tries to trick you into thinking you got a job with the agency, but it is a scam.
On Thursday, the agency shared a warning on its official account.
The graphic read “BEWARE OF FRAUDSTERS” and showed a screenshot of the fake email stamped FAKE.
The email came from a sender named EFCC Employment Support.
It greets people as Dear Aspiring Employee and says their application for the 2026 session has been reviewed and they were selected.
It promises documentation and training once payment is confirmed, with a job notice to follow within a week.
The EFCC says the email is completely fake.
It stressed that recruitment into the agency is free and that it does not charge any fee for applications, job placement, documentation or training.
The agency has warned many times that scammers take advantage of the high demand for public sector jobs by pretending to be official bodies and asking for money.
Anyone who gets such an email should report it to the right authorities and avoid paying anything.