The Nigeria Police has announced plans to commence the
recruitment of 6,000 policemen into the Force as it has shortlisted
133,324 for the said recruitment scheduled to begin on Monday May
7.
In a press release signed Head, Press and Public Relations,
Police Service Commission, PSC, Ikechukwu Ani, and made available
to Our reporter, the recruitment will the State Police Commands in
all 36 states of the federation as well as in Abuja, the Federal
Capital Territory, FCT.
“The Police Service Commission has deployed its Staff to the 36
States of the Federation and the FCT with Sir Dr. Mike Okiro,
Chairman of the Commission as the National Coordinator,” the
statement said.
According to Ani, the Commission, through Mr. Musa Istifanus,
Permanent Secretary and Secretary has warned its staff against any
form of compromise during the exercise, as the “Commission will
sanction any staff found to be compromising this national
assignment,” while adding that “all staff must resist all forms of
undue influences as their activities would be closely
monitored.”
Also in the statement, the PSC, “warned the applicants to
conduct themselves properly, adding that anybody that has nothing
to do with the exercise should not be found within the vicinity of
the screening.”
The recruitment, according to the PSC, is for Constables, with
Kaduna has the highest number of applicants shortlisted with 6962,
second is Katsina with 6676, followed by Benue and Niger with 6474
and 6409 respectively.
According to the statement, “Bayelsa has the second least of
1097 applicants followed by Anambra that has 1117 and Ebonyi with
1303” while Lagos has the least number of recruits with just
1,013.”
The Nigeria Police has announced plans to commence the
recruitment of 6,000 policemen into the Force as it has shortlisted
133,324 for the said recruitment scheduled to begin on Monday May
7.
In a press release signed Head, Press and Public Relations,
Police Service Commission, PSC, Ikechukwu Ani, and made available
to Our reporter, the recruitment will the State Police Commands in
all 36 states of the federation as well as in Abuja, the Federal
Capital Territory, FCT.
“The Police Service Commission has deployed its Staff to the 36
States of the Federation and the FCT with Sir Dr. Mike Okiro,
Chairman of the Commission as the National Coordinator,” the
statement said.
According to Ani, the Commission, through Mr. Musa Istifanus,
Permanent Secretary and Secretary has warned its staff against any
form of compromise during the exercise, as the “Commission will
sanction any staff found to be compromising this national
assignment,” while adding that “all staff must resist all forms of
undue influences as their activities would be closely
monitored.”
Also in the statement, the PSC, “warned the applicants to
conduct themselves properly, adding that anybody that has nothing
to do with the exercise should not be found within the vicinity of
the screening.”
The recruitment, according to the PSC, is for Constables, with
Kaduna has the highest number of applicants shortlisted with 6962,
second is Katsina with 6676, followed by Benue and Niger with 6474
and 6409 respectively.
According to the statement, “Bayelsa has the second least of
1097 applicants followed by Anambra that has 1117 and Ebonyi with
1303” while Lagos has the least number of recruits with just
1,013.”