Dear Nairalanders be wise, even as we're here giving ourselves hope, people are busy adding and subtracting names from that paper called "list"... if ur legs are not long enough to reach Abuja or jigawa then let ur voice be loud enough to reach Heaven in prayer because this is my country and I know what we are capable of. God bless us

entapryce:



Well said, I appreciate ur effort... but ur source can't be so sure about this part. This is Nigeria! nothing is impossible

Nigeria factor sometimes have a role to play. But will this jigawa list , its still top secret. You know, the intial list was discarded due to change of plans and overwhelming influence on the list. Only top official of PSC went to jigawa with federal character commission and NPF. I learnt that not all the state coordinators went.
With this delay currently being experience now, if the list is not release soon, the grip on the list by top official of PSC will start to wane , then people around will start gaining access to it.

Saying connected men can not see the List in this Nigeria is a big lie from Syrian hell...

This is Nigeria nd not Heaven...

As for the List, i don see my name last night after i left the presence of God(Prayer)...
So make una go before His presence too..

Rogersmith:

I mean...Just curious, who is ibrahim?

chairman Senate committee on police affairs.

Africanblack:

chairman Senate committee on police affairs.

Thanks boss.

@Seantei , we await you tonight for any information you can gather regarding the meeting held yesterday at state house between the president and chairman PSC on the recruitment.

Africanblack:

chairman Senate committee on police affairs.

stop misleading people pls. I brahim is the name of inspector General of Police.

Emmysteve:
stop misleading people pls. I brahim is the name of inspector General of Police.

lmao Ibrahim Abu is the name of the chairman senate committee on police affairs

Emmysteve:
stop misleading people pls. I brahim is the name of inspector General of Police.

Am not misleading anyone, you are only trying to be intelligent by half.
IGP's name is Ibrahim kpotim Idris
Chairman, Senate Committee on Police Affairs name is Abu Ibrahim

A reasonable question from you could have been, which of the Ibrahim was the other poster talking about?

Africanblack:

Am not misleading anyone, you are only trying to be intelligent by half.
IGP's name is Ibrahim kpotim Idris
Chairman, Senate Committee on Police Affairs name is Abu Ibrahim

A reasonable question from you could have been, which of the Ibrahim was the other poster talking about?

See kettle calling pot black. What stopped you also from asking which of the Ibrahims before jumping ship. Anyway, I blame Buhari for appointing Ibrahims, Mohammeds etc in every sector. Cheers.

13 dayz to come, october 25th loading... Relaxe ur nerve palz.

immanuelkant:
13 dayz to come, october 25th loading... Relaxe ur nerve palz.

Rumour or reliable info?

immanuelkant:
13 dayz to come, october 25th loading... Relaxe ur nerve palz.

This is what I do frown out,please if you not sure just state it that you heard from a source though not to sure as u not PSC but this is just the reason why we get hard on some people,

I dnt think it wil be sensible to bliv any date written by anybody here again cos nobody has a perfect info on d release date. wat people are doin here is just to add 2 and 2 together to make 4. Waiting anxiously for d list anytym PSC is ready to release, even if it is DEC 25.wish everybody gud luck.

Eastwoodonline:
I dnt think it wil be sensible to bliv any date written by anybody here again cos nobody has a perfect info on d release date. wat people are doin here is just to add 2 and 2 together to make 4. Waiting anxiously for d list anytym PSC is ready to release, even if it is DEC 25.wish everybody gud luck.

Just fashy dem all ma guy....awon Weyrey

Eastwoodonline:
I dnt think it wil be sensible to bliv any date written by anybody here again cos nobody has a perfect info on d release date. wat people are doin here is just to add 2 and 2 together to make 4. Waiting anxiously for d list anytym PSC is ready to release, even if it is DEC 25.wish everybody gud luck.

My brothers eyes done open now people have been forming E - Stunt, when all of us na we we,My question is what is actually their gain since this is a faceless forum

skydude:


My brothers eyes done open now people have been forming E - Stunt, when all of us na we we,My question is what is actually their gain since this is a faceless forum

indeed men have been forming jagaban here.infoless folks claiming stuff dey dont know. some of d clats even claimed dey have seen dia score. guess dey love to hear themselves sound off because dia world is so lonely. but at d end dats d fun of a faceless online forum...people get to sound off n d only reward dey get for it is likes n shares....pathetic

There were strong indications yesterday that the Police Service Commission (PSC) may have suspended the final phase of selecting 10,000 successful candidates for recruitment into the Nigeria Police. New Telegraph gathered from highly placed sources that the decision to suspend the last phase (final selection) was informed by pressure from some National Assembly members.

The bone of contention, it was gathered, is the alleged demand that the Commission adopt the “local government by local government” arrangement. This request was said to have been rejected by the Commission, which insisted on sticking to the “state-by-state” tradition, in accordance with the federal character principle. Investigations further revealed that the Inspector- General of Police (IGP), Mr. Ibrahim Idris, had allegedly written to the PSC, wherein he was said to have reminded the Com-mission that it (PSC) has since ceded the power to recruit Constables to the Police.

It was learnt that the Commission had ceded that responsibility to the Force Headquarters, but with the understanding that it will be carried out in conjunction with the PSC. This was even as it was alleged that some officers working with the Commission in Jigawa State, where the commissioners and the Chairman, Sir Mike Okiro, had temporarily relocated to, were allegedly withdrawn. Okiro and his commissioners were said to have moved to Jigawa State to stave-off pressure, thereby selecting the “best” for the Police.

One of the sources, who spoke in confidence with this newspaper, said the chairman and other commissioners have since left Jigawa. “I’m not speaking to you officially, but I want to inform you that the Commission has suspended the last phase, which is the final selection of the 10,000 successful candidate for training.

“The suspension – please note this – of this phase, is because the signals the Commission is getting is not clear at all. Some highly placed personalities are insisting that the local government-by-local government arrangement be adopted.

The leadership of the Commission insisted on sticking to the state-bystate tradition, which, they believe, is what the constitution and the federal character principle favour,” he said. Asked to name who these “highly placed personalities” are, the source said: “The chairman of one of the Committees in the House of Representatives (name withheld) had called to make the demand. He insisted, and even went to the extent of saying it is not the job of the Commission to recruit.

“The chairman and his commissioners were doing final selection where nobody will disturb them.” According to him, “they chose Jigawa State because they wanted a quiet place to enable them select the best.”

Another source told New Telegraph that: “Usually, when the Commission is doing recruitment, they call the Police, like the senior officer or officers in charge of training, police doctors and tailors to take measurements.”

Asked what will happen now that the final selection, which was to be concluded this week, has been put on hold, he noted: “The Commission needs to know the position of the Presidency, which will guide our direction. “As I speak with you, our Chairman and the Senate Committee Chairman on Police Affairs are still trying to have an appointment with Mr. President, who is the final authority on this matter.”

The source alleged that: “Representatives of the Police (Force Headquarters) were there, including the Jigawa CP, but they were withdrawn last Friday.” New Telegraph was still expecting a reply to a text message sent to the Force Public Relations Officer (FPRO), Mr. Don Awunah, a Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), as at the time of filing this report.

Out of the 10,000 personnel to be recruited, 500 are Cadet Assistant Superintendents of Police (ASPs), 500 will be Cadet Inspectors, 1,500 will be specialist officers, while 7,500 will be Constables.

http://www.financialwatchngr.com/2016/10/13/psc-suspends-final-selection-nigeria-police-recruitment/

Region:
There were strong indications yesterday that the Police Service Commission (PSC) may have suspended the final phase of selecting 10,000 successful candidates for recruitment into the Nigeria Police. New Telegraph gathered from highly placed sources that the decision to suspend the last phase (final selection) was informed by pressure from some National Assembly members.

The bone of contention, it was gathered, is the alleged demand that the Commission adopt the “local government by local government” arrangement. This request was said to have been rejected by the Commission, which insisted on sticking to the “state-by-state” tradition, in accordance with the federal character principle. Investigations further revealed that the Inspector- General of Police (IGP), Mr. Ibrahim Idris, had allegedly written to the PSC, wherein he was said to have reminded the Com-mission that it (PSC) has since ceded the power to recruit Constables to the Police.

It was learnt that the Commission had ceded that responsibility to the Force Headquarters, but with the understanding that it will be carried out in conjunction with the PSC. This was even as it was alleged that some officers working with the Commission in Jigawa State, where the commissioners and the Chairman, Sir Mike Okiro, had temporarily relocated to, were allegedly withdrawn. Okiro and his commissioners were said to have moved to Jigawa State to stave-off pressure, thereby selecting the “best” for the Police.

One of the sources, who spoke in confidence with this newspaper, said the chairman and other commissioners have since left Jigawa. “I’m not speaking to you officially, but I want to inform you that the Commission has suspended the last phase, which is the final selection of the 10,000 successful candidate for training.

“The suspension – please note this – of this phase, is because the signals the Commission is getting is not clear at all. Some highly placed personalities are insisting that the local government-by-local government arrangement be adopted.

The leadership of the Commission insisted on sticking to the state-bystate tradition, which, they believe, is what the constitution and the federal character principle favour,” he said. Asked to name who these “highly placed personalities” are, the source said: “The chairman of one of the Committees in the House of Representatives (name withheld) had called to make the demand. He insisted, and even went to the extent of saying it is not the job of the Commission to recruit.

“The chairman and his commissioners were doing final selection where nobody will disturb them.” According to him, “they chose Jigawa State because they wanted a quiet place to enable them select the best.”

Another source told New Telegraph that: “Usually, when the Commission is doing recruitment, they call the Police, like the senior officer or officers in charge of training, police doctors and tailors to take measurements.”

Asked what will happen now that the final selection, which was to be concluded this week, has been put on hold, he noted: “The Commission needs to know the position of the Presidency, which will guide our direction. “As I speak with you, our Chairman and the Senate Committee Chairman on Police Affairs are still trying to have an appointment with Mr. President, who is the final authority on this matter.”

The source alleged that: “Representatives of the Police (Force Headquarters) were there, including the Jigawa CP, but they were withdrawn last Friday.” New Telegraph was still expecting a reply to a text message sent to the Force Public Relations Officer (FPRO), Mr. Don Awunah, a Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), as at the time of filing this report.

Out of the 10,000 personnel to be recruited, 500 are Cadet Assistant Superintendents of Police (ASPs), 500 will be Cadet Inspectors, 1,500 will be specialist officers, while 7,500 will be Constables.

http://www.financialwatchngr.com/2016/10/13/psc-suspends-final-selection-nigeria-police-recruitment/

Let see where d season film will end........I know God will favour most nairalanders.

lord jesus am not worthy to call your name but pls let all things work together for my good and to your glory. AMEN

All see is conspiracy by some cabals who feel they own the country.Everything that have a beginning must have an end. We must surely see the end of the matter.

We will c as it goes, becoz for the Inspectors, ASP specialist and GD the slots per state or even LGA is like 2 to 3 at most, so it's very very competitive. We pray 4 d best.

The controversy in this recruitment is largely on the costables. It is believed that PSC only have powers to recruit ASP's. While the junior officers could be jointly recruited by both police hq and PSC.
The issue will be resolved, am sure. VP is a professor of law, so he will advise PMB accordingly.

The person behind this pressure mentioned in that report is the chairman of Senate committee on police affairs. Can't this government do the right thing for once? Secondly, is police the only job in Nigeria that these wicked politicians are mounting pressure on? May God help us.

Where is that dude that said he would travel to Jigawa please come and give us feedback. His information seems to be in line with the latest media reports. Never expected this recruitment could reach this level of controversies.

Emmysteve:
The person behind this pressure mentioned in that report is the chairman of Senate committee on police affairs. Can't this government do the right thing for once? Secondly, is police the only job in Nigeria that these wicked politicians are mounting pressure on? May God help us.

Looooooool. Guy relax, they think it is business as usual, PMB can't be tossed around like they did in the previous administration.

to me sef, whether dey wont to delay d release of d list till month ending or december 31 is not d issue. my concern is dat dis list should b d final list. bobos n chicks don tire to dey travel around like ping pong. dey should take all d time dey want n bring a list dat willl boot us into camp!

Later, somebody will argue here that the highest decision making body isn't National Assembly

http://naijaparrot.com/police-recruitment-senate-asks-buhari-psc-to-stop-process-over-[img][/img]irregularity

Hmmmn. See these fools at forty legistathieves fighting over just 10000 slots which the common man could salvage on to make a living and to reduce criminal activities.

Chai, Why kidnappers no see these kind enemy of progress legislators carry till them finish the recruitment process.

No problem, You've done your worst. had I know, I would have invested my 20k T- fare I set aside in case of incasity in MMM, no problem sha, Time still dey. awon oloshi dede.

When this page hit 170 the list will be released from a reliable source Seun

Hmmm.. the whole process is becoming a sessional movie to me unpredictable one for that matter with the pressure from this National Aggregates. this is how i see this movie ends.. PSC will give in to the pressure, then Nigerians would now stand up to the National Nonsense in protest.

Acquiredollars:
Later, somebody will argue here that the highest decision making body isn't National Assembly

http://naijaparrot.com/police-recruitment-senate-asks-buhari-psc-to-stop-process-over-[img][/img]irregularity

oga! whatever the case is, your script has long been marked and ur score entered. No argument here will change that. But I would want you to examine the word used in the headline "senate ASKS" and think why they didn't use "senate TELLS."