Lastborn14:
The whole recruitment process is really taking too long...it makes me kinda wonder....what could be the problem??

axeman2:
THE FINAL SCREENING WILL COMMENCE NEXT WEEK GET READY!

axeman2:
THE FINAL SCREENING WILL COMMENCE NEXT WEEK GET READY!

kaso0:
Abuja – The Chairman, Senate Committee on Police Affairs, Sen. Abu Ibrahim, has denied insinuations that ongoing recruitment by the Nigeria Police Force was lopsided.
Ibrahim told The Nigerian Observer in Abuja on Friday that he was in touch with the police authorities on the criteria for screening and other processes involved in the exercise.
He said that he was monitoring the exercise, adding that screening of applicants was based on conditions that were fair to all Nigerians.
Ibrahim said the recruitment targeted at getting 10,000 persons into the police force would in no way marginalise any state of the federation.
He explained that it in order to comply with United Nation’s standard that the Police Service Commission and relevant stakeholders decided to carry out the exercise based on local governments.
Ibrahim said, “the rank and file will be nine per local government; then the officers will be 12 Inspectors and 12 Assistant Superintendents of Police.
“The criteria for professionals are not out yet.
“For me, selecting nine persons from each of the 774 local governments is a good gesture. I met with the chairman of Police Service Commission, Mr Mike Okiro.
“He said that they had finished the screening based on physical fitness, age and education; now, they are going to compile the final list based on zones’’.
He added that the final level of the recruitment would commence next week, saying “it is a very tedious job but I don’t think there is any controversy.
“I heard someone on radio saying the recruitment should be based on states, not local governments.
“The reason why local government is being used is because there is a United Nations standard and using that method is the only way to meet that standard,’’ he said.
The lawmaker assured that the committee would not relent in its oversight functions to ensure good working condition for the police.
He added that the committee would soon commence a tour of police facilities across the country to ascertain their conditions.

brotundes:
With this information to d best of my knowledge this coming lists is the final one or after the zonal screening is it going to b another one?

kaso0:
Abuja – The Chairman, Senate Committee on Police Affairs, Sen. Abu Ibrahim, has denied insinuations that ongoing recruitment by the Nigeria Police Force was lopsided.
Ibrahim told The Nigerian Observer in Abuja on Friday that he was in touch with the police authorities on the criteria for screening and other processes involved in the exercise.
He said that he was monitoring the exercise, adding that screening of applicants was based on conditions that were fair to all Nigerians.
Ibrahim said the recruitment targeted at getting 10,000 persons into the police force would in no way marginalise any state of the federation.
He explained that it in order to comply with United Nation’s standard that the Police Service Commission and relevant stakeholders decided to carry out the exercise based on local governments.
Ibrahim said, “the rank and file will be nine per local government; then the officers will be 12 Inspectors and 12 Assistant Superintendents of Police.
“The criteria for professionals are not out yet.
“For me, selecting nine persons from each of the 774 local governments is a good gesture. I met with the chairman of Police Service Commission, Mr Mike Okiro.
“He said that they had finished the screening based on physical fitness, age and education; now, they are going to compile the final list based on zones’’.
He added that the final level of the recruitment would commence next week, saying “it is a very tedious job but I don’t think there is any controversy.
“I heard someone on radio saying the recruitment should be based on states, not local governments.
“The reason why local government is being used is because there is a United Nations standard and using that method is the only way to meet that standard,’’ he said.
The lawmaker assured that the committee would not relent in its oversight functions to ensure good working condition for the police.
He added that the committee would soon commence a tour of police facilities across the country to ascertain their conditions.

Bleepyou:


Final level of recruitment

olabode23:


Information I heard has it that the newly appointed IG is planning to dissolve the whole recruitment process and start the new one afresh, reasons he gave was that 10,000 slot by the FG is too small, Police needs more manpower. Besides, ASP cadre would not be included in the new recruitment because ASP won't add up to the required manpower because their duty is just to stay in the office and give order.

Is now left for the presidency and Police service commission to approve the proposal. Don't know maybe anybody here heard similar info also?

olabode23:


Information I heard has it that the newly appointed IG is planning to dissolve the whole recruitment process and start the new one afresh, reasons he gave was that 10,000 slot by the FG is too small, Police needs more manpower. Besides, ASP cadre would not be included in the new recruitment because ASP won't add up to the required manpower because their duty is just to stay in the office and give order.

Is now left for the presidency and Police service commission to approve the proposal. Don't know maybe anybody here heard similar info also?

slimbj:
Best believe this ; no recruitment till the specialists or professionals are sorted. Anything done now will hang until they are sorted. Take that to the bank.

marvdon200:
wia did u hear dat 1 clear us

marvdon200:
wia did u hear dat 1 clear us