He said PTDF places high value on fairness, inclusion, and transparency in the execution of its mandate.
Mr Aliyu said the collaboration was necessary to address the rising cases of job racketeering and lopsided appointments in public institutions.
In May, the FCC proposed a fine of $6 million for the originator of the call, a political consultant.
The Senate says it plans to enact a law prescribing stiffer sanctions to stem job racketeering and disregard for the federal character principles in employment.
FCC has called on all federal tertiary institutions to apply principles of federal character in their recruitment for equity, fairness and justice.
“Jobseekers pay as low as N750,000 and as high as N7 million depending on the MDAs where the jobs are being sought.”
U.S. authorities accuse TikTok of data privacy breaches.
