NNPC Website Crashes Hours After Recruitment Announcement

A massive influx of job applications has caused technical issues on the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited’s website, leading to slow load times and difficulties for applicants.

 

This is coming hours after the NNPC announced that it is set to hire new workers.

 

The NNPC had announced a major recruitment, seeking talented and dedicated individuals to fill various positions across its departments.

 

However, the overwhelming response from job seekers has put a strain on the company’s website, resulting in technical glitches.

 

Checks by newsmen show a 404 error on the website.

 

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“Due to unprecedented traffic to the NNPC Ltd. career page from applicants applying for vacancies, the site is currently experiencing slow load times.

 

“Our technicians are working diligently to rectify the problem as quickly as possible.

 

“Please be assured that the application process deadline remains August 20, 2024,” the NNPC confirmed in a statement on X.

 

Akanji Philip

Akanji Philip has been working as a reporter with VOICE AIR MEDIA, both onsite at the head office in Odi-Olowo, Osogbo, and remotely. He has covered events at notable political venues, involving prominent figures such as former Osun Governor Adegboyega Oyetola, current Osun State Governor Senator Isiaka Adetunji Adeleke, former Vice President Professor Yemi Osinbajo, the late Ondo Governor Rotimi Akeredolu, Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde, and various other representatives and lawmakers. In addition, he has represented the company at various press conferences at police stations and has reported on occasions featuring entertainers and actors, such as Kola Oyewo during Oba-Ile Day in Osun State, among others. -Phone Number: +2349058501092, +2348137827714 -Email: akanjiphilips100@gmail.com

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