Lagos State House of Assembly has warned job seekers, contractors and prospective vendors against fraudsters demanding money in exchange for jobs, appointments, contracts and other opportunities purportedly linked to the legislature.
The Assembly issued the warning in a public disclaimer posted on its official X handle on Thursday, stressing that it does not request or accept payments, fees or gratification for employment, appointments, contract awards, procurement opportunities or any other official benefit.
According to the statement signed by the Clerk of the House, all recruitment, procurement, tendering and related processes are handled through established statutory procedures and communicated via the Assembly’s official channels.
The Assembly urged members of the public to be cautious of individuals who demand payment while claiming to represent the legislature.
It warned that anyone who makes payments to such persons does so at their own risk, adding that the Assembly would not be responsible for any loss or damage arising from such transactions.
The House further stated that anyone found soliciting or collecting money in connection with jobs, contracts or other opportunities allegedly involving the Assembly would be reported to the appropriate law enforcement authorities.
Such individuals, it said, could face investigation and possible prosecution.
The Assembly advised the public to rely only on its authorised communication channels for information concerning recruitment, procurement, tendering and other official activities.
Lagos Assembly warns against fraudsters selling jobs, contracts