The inspector general of Police, IGP
Solomon Arase has disclosed that
36,000 policemen and women are
going to be sitting for promotion
examinations between now and
December, 2015. The IGP made this know weekend
during his official visit to the FCT
command where he assured the
officers and men that the welfare of
his personnel was paramount to the
police management. Arase who pointed out to the
command personnel that the
promotion exercise would be
transparent, however, stressed that
no personnel would be allowed to
circumvent the exercise. “The graduate officers promotion
course is going on, we have placed
some condition for that. First and
foremost, about 36,000 of you are
supposed to be attending promotion
courses between now and December and that is including about 4,000
inspectors who will be attending very
soon,” he said. The police boss who fielded questions
from journalists said that the police
investigation into the alleged forgery
of senate rules levelled against the
clerk of the assembly and the deputy
senate president, Ike Ekweremadu has not been closed. According to him, the investigation is
an ongoing process and the police is
conducting the investigation
following all due processes. “There are no limitation to criminal
investigations and no statute to
restrict how long an investigation is
going to take. It is an ongoing
process apart from the normal
investigation you talk about the forensic process so its a continuous
thing,” he said. In his welcome remarks, the FCT
commissioner of police, Wilson
Inalegwu who reeled out the score
card of the command in combating
crimes and criminality in the FCT,
called for two additional Area commands to be created in the FCT,
citing the rapid expansion of the
territory as reason.
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90% of dem will fail, if d exam is up to d standard of junior weac.

It's the beginning of right sizing the police force and recruiting New ones with personality and interest that will truly serve the country.

That's the beginning of the change

Nigeria sai PMB

God bless Nigeria and Nigerians.

Only 36 will pass

This should be the first acid test for President Buhari's anti-corruption crusade.

Buhari should come and invigilate the exams himself with the assistance of Daura, the DG of DSS if he is serious to check corruption in the system.

I don't trust 95% of the examiners let alone the corrupt Invigilators

bigiyaro:
90% of dem will fail, if d exam is up to d standard of junior weac.

what if the practical on 'how to demand and collect bribe' is the only criterion, do you think 90% will fail?

Moreover, this is Nigerian, the invigilators and markers are Nigerians.

Tolexander:
what if the practical on 'how to demand and collect bribe' is the only criterion, do you think 90% will fail?

Moreover, this is Nigerian, the invigilators and markers are Nigerians.

dey will all pass d course if its how to chop n clean mouth.