NDLEA recruitment: Large number of applicants crash website | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News

The website of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency is down as of Monday morning. Sources told The Guardian that the downtime could be linked to the high number of applicants visiting the NDLEA website for its recruitment. Checks by The Guardian correspondent as of 12:48 pm on Monday showed the NDLEA website indicating…The website of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency is down as of Monday morning.

Application for the NDLEA recruitment began on Sunday and is expected to last for two weeks. The website is, however, inaccessible at the time of filing this report.NDLEA begins recruitment for graduates, SSCE holders The agency said graduates of secondary schools, polytechnics, and universities can apply online with the application open for only two weeks.

NDLEA said “applicants must be medically fit and must produce a certificate of medical fitness from a government hospital.

Source: Law Daily Report (lawdailyreport.net)

We are never ready&prepared for anything in this country. And they want rural women farmers to go cashless in a society that has no technological master plan for going cashless. Everything is by fire&by force,while the money voted for infrastructural upgrading are stolen by them.

There should be no Oga at the top this time oh 😂

Anything can happen in Nigeria! Large applicants crash site! How fragile should that site be? How much million billion was used to host the site? This is naked fraud!

The website is working, just some little network issues. I registered already.

Falsenews‼️‼️We're currently working on the site.

I love this work and i pray may this year be the year am waiting for 🙏🏻

Have been trying since, but not going through 😩

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