The Police Service Commission (PSC) has
warned that there would be no short-cut into
the Nigeria Police Force in the recruitment of
10,000 personnel.
President Muhammadu Buhari had in 2015
approved the recruitment of 10,000 policemen
at the National Security Summit in Abuja.
In a statement Wednesday, Ikechukwu Ani,
Head, Press and Public Relations of the
commission, told journalists that Mike Okiro,
Chairman of the commission, gave the
warning while unveiling a portal for the
exercise in Abuja.
The statement said that the portal would be
opened to the public on April 1 to herald the
commencement of the exercise.
“The process leading to the recruitment of
10,000 Policemen as directed by President
Muhammadu Buhari at the National Security
Summit in Abuja last year, has commenced,”
the statement said.
It said the unveiling of the portal was in
actualisation of the presidential directive on
the recruitment of the 10,000 Policemen.
The statement noted that the exercise was
remarkable because there had not been
recruitment into the Nigeria Police Force for
more than five years.
It said that thousands of policemen who died
in the course of service, dismissed or retired,
had not been replaced since the last five
years.
The statement stressed that the recruitment
would strengthen and re-energise the force to
tackle more security challenges facing the
country.
It explained that the exercise could not begin
last year because the funding was not
captured in the 2015 budget.
The statement urged interested applicants to
access the portal through the commission’s
website: www.psc.gov.ng or that of the
Nigeria Police Force: www.npf.gov.ng.
It said that no fee would be charged for the
processing of the forms which would be filled
on-line.
“We are not charging money. It is free,
absolutely free,” it said.
The statement said that the exercise would be
in three entry points of Constable, Cadet
Inspector and Cadet ASP, while there would
also be recruitment into the Specialist cadre.
It said that applicants for Police Constables
are expected to possess five credits including
Mathematics and English Language at Senior
School Certificate Examination in not more
than two sittings.
It said that for Cadet Inspectors, in addition to
having the requirements of Police Constables,
candidates would be expected to have an
Ordinary National Diploma (OND), Advanced
Level (A level), National Certificate in
Education (NCE) or their equivalents.
The statement said Candidates for Cadet ASP
must possess a University degree or a Higher
National Diploma (HND)

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Good news

Police work still be like thief bussiness to me sha,just my opinion.

Olokpaaa! Yes sir!!!

Brothers and Sisters! please let us use this opportunity to contribute positively towards Nation building! make e no be us go collect bribe!

Lmao

Nice development, at least one of the campaign promises would be fulfilled

Olopa?

Recruitment to commence April 1st, i hope it's not april fool.

Supol

Who say I no go join police dis year
ASP gan!

oya nah. olopa all d way

Sijo01:
Supol

My love, are you interested?

Olokpa... Abeg u sir
Orimi... Kogba fila
Emana... Kojale

SUPOL:

My love, are you interested?

Will chat you up when it's convenient

Sijo01:


Will chat you up when it's convenient

Alright

Mehn, applying is a big problem....someone Pls help me out...