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PSC Set To Release Names Of Newly Recruited Police Constables, Screens 136,177

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By Ayodele Oni

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The Police Service Commission (PSC) has announced the screening of  136,177 candidates within six days in the ongoing police recruitment exercise.

The exercise began on Monday, throughout the country is being handled by the Police Recruitment Board the for PSC.

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Ikechukwu Ani, PSC’s Head, Press and Public Relations, in a statement on Tuesday, explained that 416,270 Nigerian youths have so far applied for a career in the Nigeria Police Force.

According to the statement, the screening involves physical and checking of their credentials, a prelude to an aptitude test and other processes including medical examination.

“The Commission has automated the screening processes to ensure its credibility and create a measurable standard for final selection of successful candidates.

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“We are uploading results of the screening exercise realtime to the Commission’s portal and the Commission’s chairman, Dr Solomon Arase is monitoring the exercise in a Situation Room.

“Of the 136,177 candidates so far screened, we have uploaded results for 108,768 candidates.”

The statement added that Arase has expressed his satisfaction with the commitment of all personnel involved in the recruitment exercise.

“There has been a commendable improvement in both screening and uploading rates and a complimentary daily reportage of figures.

The Chairman urged candidates not to panic, assuring that the board would screen all those who applied.

“PSC will give the nation a new and credible platform for recruitment into the public Service.

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“The ongoing Police recruitment will surely meet all known international standards devoid of any manipulation”.


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