…warns against multiple application
By Ime Silas
The management of Federal Polytechnic, Ukana, Essien Udim, Akwa Ibom State has approved online submission of applications from qualified applicants for the ongoing recruitment exercise.
In a press statement signed by the Registrar/Secretary to Council, Idhigu H. L, the institution noted that the approval became necessary after due consultations and considerations which followed numerous complaints by qualified Nigerians residing in distant locations.
“The Management of Federal Polytechnic, Ukana wishes to inform the general public that following the advertisement of vacancies published in the Sun and Vanguard newspapers of 7th May, 2026, the Institution received numerous appeals from qualified Nigerians residing in distant locations who, owing to the physical mode of application, encountered difficulties in submitting their applications.
In consideration of these appeals and in furtherance of its commitment to providing equal opportunity and wider access to prospective applicants, Management, in consultation with the Governing Council, has approved the introduction of an online application portal for the ongoing recruitment exercise”, the institution noted in the statement.
While urging interested applicants to visit the school’s official website to complete their applications, the Polytechnic advised those who had earlier submitted their applications via approved processes to desist from resubmitting as multiple application could lead to disqualification.
“Accordingly, interested candidates who are yet to apply are hereby advised to visit the school official website (link is in comment section)to complete and submit their applications online.
Applicants who had previously submitted their applications through the earlier approved process are kindly advised not to submit a fresh application, as multiple applications may lead to disqualification.
Please further note that the closing date for the submission of applications remains six (6) weeks from 7th May, 2026, as earlier advertised”.
