The Presidency of Burkina Faso has issued a strong warning against a fraudulent recruitment campaign falsely claiming to hire staff for the Faso Mêbo Presidential Initiative.
The alert, published on June 19, 2025, cautions both national and international audiences about the circulation of fake job offers spreading on social media and other communication channels.
In an official statement, the Directorate of Communication and Press Relations of the Presidency clarified that “Recruitment announcements for the various presidential initiatives are published on the official platforms and channels of the Presidency of Faso or its affiliated structures and are not subject to any fees or financial transactions.”
The Presidency stressed that these false recruitment notices are part of a scam designed to deceive unsuspecting job seekers.
The statement urged the public to remain vigilant and always rely on verified sources and official communications to avoid falling victim to fraud.
It further reminded citizens that the publication, dissemination, or sharing of false information is punishable by law, holding both the authors and their accomplices accountable.
This timely warning underscores ongoing challenges in combating misinformation and fraud linked to employment opportunities in Burkina Faso.
The Presidency’s clear stance aims to protect job seekers and preserve the integrity of official recruitment processes associated with government initiatives such as Faso Mêbo.
The public is encouraged to report suspicious recruitment advertisements and verify all job offers through the Presidency’s authorized communication channels to safeguard themselves against these deceptive practices.
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