Which kind info b dis

Parkac:
I was wondering when you people will show. Scammers!

LMAO...!

Please I want to confirm which professions fall under specialist duty and if lawyers are included.thnx

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Please when are we hoping for the zonal screening. This is taking too long, i wan travel o

lets just calm down n keep waiting. in 2009 dey had to wait for 5 months after d state screening for zonal, after which dey waited another 5 months for abuja interview. wit dis in mind lets get ready to wait it out - no matter how long it takes

lets just calm down n keep waiting. in 2009 dey had to wait for 5 months after d state screening for zonal, after which dey waited another 5 months for abuja interview. wit dis in mind lets get ready to wait it out - no matter how long it takes. peace

allan2:
lets just calm down n keep waiting. in 2009 dey had to wait for 5 months after d state screening for zonal, after which dey waited another 5 months for abuja interview. wit dis in mind lets get ready to wait it out - no matter how long it takes. peace

nawa oo buh I don't tink dis 1 will take too long

it's the waiting game.

some of us wud have gotten a better offer.

Godiswise:
it's the waiting game.


some of us wud have gotten a better offer.

good for us den.

Gm house,
I heard batch A and B are in police camp. How thru is dat. Pls I want a sincere answer.

Huh!!!! Where did u get ur information

I heard it from a police man dat training is on going.

Rebranded66:
Gm house,
I heard batch A and B are in police camp. How thru is dat. Pls I want a sincere answer.

is d pesn really a police officer ask him how com dey are training

Rebranded66:
I heard it from a police man dat training is on going.

that aint true

Rebranded66:
Gm house,
I heard batch A and B are in police camp. How thru is dat. Pls I want a sincere answer.

Na that same ear wey you hold for Ur dp you take hear this one... .
Be careful Ur ear go put you for trouble....

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 carryout 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.www.nigerianobservernews.com/2016/07/police-recruitment-not-lopsided-sen-ibrahim/

So happy to here dis

Ladytall:
So happy to here dis

LETS BE HOPEFUL

This stuff is taking too long. job for Nigeria na wa oh

Wat is the latest on NPF house, over a month now we had screening.

I heard exams will start on Saturday how true is this information and if is true where can we go to write it

d source of d info pls

Wo told u?

Wen list is not out....is there not supposed to b a list or an invitation to successful candidates...u guys shld get ur facts right pls

AAAA234:
Wen list is not out....is there not supposed to b a list or an invitation to successful candidates...u guys shld get ur facts right pls

I. wonda ooo

Wen applying for Job in Nigeria u must have sometin else doing cos recruitment process in Naija takes century or decades. Simple recruitment dat will not even take a month, NPF is putting evrybody on further notice. :-hmmmmm Naija on slow motion.

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UEK33:
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 carryout 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.www.nigerianobservernews.com/2016/07/police-recruitment-not-lopsided-sen-ibrahim/

You are doing a nice job man, keep it up. Keep us informed of any latest development concerning this recruitment.

Dis tin na last week news

Happy new month... na so June and July finish we no hear anything about NPF recruitment, August don meet us pls NPF the year is running out be fast.

lets be hopeful for dis week. it might just b d week!

It's not easy manually processing 300k plus results. Let's just give them time.