University students land on a conmen’s trap

A number of students in Moi University main campus are in tears after landing on the hands of con men who claimed to be the stakeholders of Childcare International. Steve Nyang’au who claimed to be the human resource manager, managed to sneak a notice to the university’s notice board advertising the non-existent job to the thirsty-for-job students. The notice was posted to all notice boards in school of arts and social sciences attracting the highest population of Moi University undergraduate students.

 In their notice, the con men outlined to offer well-paying part time jobs, internships and attachment positions for the interested graduates and undergraduates. They went on and made it more existent by asking the interested students to send their CVs and any other credentials to [email protected] before 10^th November 2016 and that the successful applicants shall be posted latter in Cheptitret, Tulwet, Racecourse and Kesses areas. Furthermore, in their notice they promised to pay 15,000 to 45,000 and accommodation services depending on the assigned role and nature of employment.