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POLICE RECRUITMENT: SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES TO REPORT ON SATURDAY. (PHOTO).


 Police recruitment: Successful candidates to report on Saturday


The Police Service Commission, PSC, on Thursday said successful candidates of the just concluded 2022 Police recruitment exercise are expected to resume training on Saturday, August 10th, 2024 at different Police Colleges in the country.


Ikechukwu Ani, Head, Press and Public Relations, in a statement said the resumption will last from the 10th to the 20th of August, just as he said the candidates expected to report for training are those who confirmed their status in the Police Recruitment Portal; https://apply.policerecruitment.gov. ng.


“The names of the candidates are already with the Management of the Colleges and will only admit persons whose names are on the list.


“The Commission wishes to state that it has rested the previous Portal, www.policeservicecommission.cloud where names were initially released after an elaborate meeting with the Police Management and where it was agreed that the Portal used from the beginning of the exercise should be sustained till the end to ensure fairness, justice and inclusivity in the recruitment process,” the statement said.


It added that only candidates whose names appeared on the agreed portal or who received official messages inviting them to report at the Colleges will be allowed for the training.


“Messages are currently being sent to successful candidates including Specialists who are to report for training between the 28th of September and 10th of October, 2024.


“PSC Chairman, DIG Hashimu Argungu rtd says the candidates should ensure that they report to the Colleges at the exact dates required of them.”


According to the statement, the Commission will continue to monitor the candidates’ progress throughout their stay in the training colleges to ensure they come out fully prepared to serve the nation and contribute to the fight against banditry and terrorism.

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