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Serving NYSC members can apply – FIRS gives update on recruitment exercise

The Federal Inland Revenue Service has announced that servicing National Youth Service Corps members can apply for its ongoing recruitment exercise.

FIRS disclosed this in a terse statement through its official X account on Friday night.

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The government agency explained that corps members who will be passing out before 31st December, 2024 can apply.

The service said the deadline for applications remained November 14th, 2024.

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“Serving Corp Members who would be passing out before 31st December, 2024 can apply.

“CITN membership would be an added advantage for interested candidates.

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“Application closes November 14, 2024,” FIRS wrote.

This comes as FIRS recently announced a recruitment exercise of tax officers nationwide.

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