Police job: Most applicants have failed —Arase

•Processing of applications begins in June
Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mr Solomon Arase, has disclosed that most of the over 843, 000 applications received from candidates seeking employment as police recruits will not get the job as they have failed the age limit for applicants.
The Police Service Commission (PSC) stipulates 28 years bar in the forms it asked applicants interested in 10, 000 available police jobs to fill in.
As of last week Monday, 843, 008 applications had been submitted to PSC and police websites by applicants.
Speaking with journalists in Abuja against the backdrop of his first year as IGP, Arase, who is retiring soon, revealed that most of the applicants were between 30 and 34 years of age, adding that such applicants were too old.
He also disclosed that the events that would culminate in the recruitment of successful candidates would begin next month.
“The final process is going to be next month because all those that are uploading details are about 30, 34 (years). All those ones are too old. We won’t select them.
“So, all those 700, 000 or 800, 000 (applications) you are seeing, a lot of them will be knocked out when the system meets them because when you don’t meet the age criterion, you are sorted out (applications are thrown out).
“When your academic qualification doesn’t meet up, you are sorted out (applications are thrown out).
“There will be examination, but it will come out from the various states and once we know the numbers, we point them state by state and all government people will do their own.
“The state will do theirs and it will come from the bottom to the top. I never knew Nigerians would like the police like this,” he said.
The IGP remarked further that training of successful candidates would be decentralised to the six geo-political zones where he said good-enough facilities would are available.
The Police Service Commission (PSC) said it received 843,008 applications as of 1.00p.m May 2 from applicants seeking enlistment into the Nigeria Police Force.
This is contained in an update issued by Mr Ikechukwu Ani, Head, Press and Public Relations of the commission in Abuja last Monday.
He said that 243,327 applications were received for Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) cadre.
Ani added that 197,990 and 401,691 applied for the Inspector and Police Constable (PC) cadres respectively.
The commission recently said in a statement that it would recruit 500 Cadet ASP, 500 Cadet Inspectors, 1,500 Specialist Officers and 7, 500 Constables in the recruitment of 10,000 policemen.
President Muhammadu Buhari approved the recruitment of 10,000 policemen into the nation’s Police Force to reinforce the police for better service.
The exercise is expected to close on May 13.

successpeter:
Police job: Most applicants have failed —Arase

•Processing of applications begins in June
Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mr Solomon Arase, has disclosed that most of the over 843, 000 applications received from candidates seeking employment as police recruits will not get the job as they have failed the age limit for applicants.
The Police Service Commission (PSC) stipulates 28 years bar in the forms it asked applicants interested in 10, 000 available police jobs to fill in.
As of last week Monday, 843, 008 applications had been submitted to PSC and police websites by applicants.
Speaking with journalists in Abuja against the backdrop of his first year as IGP, Arase, who is retiring soon, revealed that most of the applicants were between 30 and 34 years of age, adding that such applicants were too old.
He also disclosed that the events that would culminate in the recruitment of successful candidates would begin next month.
“The final process is going to be next month because all those that are uploading details are about 30, 34 (years). All those ones are too old. We won’t select them.
“So, all those 700, 000 or 800, 000 (applications) you are seeing, a lot of them will be knocked out when the system meets them because when you don’t meet the age criterion, you are sorted out (applications are thrown out).
“When your academic qualification doesn’t meet up, you are sorted out (applications are thrown out).
“There will be examination, but it will come out from the various states and once we know the numbers, we point them state by state and all government people will do their own.
“The state will do theirs and it will come from the bottom to the top. I never knew Nigerians would like the police like this,” he said.
The IGP remarked further that training of successful candidates would be decentralised to the six geo-political zones where he said good-enough facilities would are available.
The Police Service Commission (PSC) said it received 843,008 applications as of 1.00p.m May 2 from applicants seeking enlistment into the Nigeria Police Force.
This is contained in an update issued by Mr Ikechukwu Ani, Head, Press and Public Relations of the commission in Abuja last Monday.
He said that 243,327 applications were received for Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) cadre.
Ani added that 197,990 and 401,691 applied for the Inspector and Police Constable (PC) cadres respectively.
The commission recently said in a statement that it would recruit 500 Cadet ASP, 500 Cadet Inspectors, 1,500 Specialist Officers and 7, 500 Constables in the recruitment of 10,000 policemen.
President Muhammadu Buhari approved the recruitment of 10,000 policemen into the nation’s Police Force to reinforce the police for better service.
The exercise is expected to close on May 13.

I am skeptical of this write up

ify2016:

I am skeptical of this write up

It was in the news. It's not a write up.

ify2016:

I am skeptical of this write up

Check Nigerian Tribune!

30-34 years unemployed graduates are too old to be employed into the NPF. God is watching!!!!

dest4real:


Check Nigerian Tribune!

Apology please!!!

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You want to provide jobs for the "unemployed graduates" but they will only get 2000 of the 10000 slots you're putting out.
Diarris God sha.

plz does this age limit (28years) apply to specialist positions?? or is it only for general duty cadets

thanks

lovetrust:
plz does this age limit (28years) apply to specialist positions?? or is it only for general duty cadets

thanks

Age limit is 28 years for both general and specialist positions sir.

Regards,

dest4real:

Age limit is 28 years for both general and specialist positions sir.
Regards,

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Kakamorufu:
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Yes

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We are to print the acknowledgement slip and bring along with us to the screening venue, if successful.

ify2016:

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successpeter:
Police job: Most applicants have failed —Arase

•Processing of applications begins in June
Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mr Solomon Arase, has disclosed that most of the over 843, 000 applications received from candidates seeking employment as police recruits will not get the job as they have failed the age limit for applicants.
The Police Service Commission (PSC) stipulates 28 years bar in the forms it asked applicants interested in 10, 000 available police jobs to fill in.
As of last week Monday, 843, 008 applications had been submitted to PSC and police websites by applicants.
Speaking with journalists in Abuja against the backdrop of his first year as IGP, Arase, who is retiring soon, revealed that most of the applicants were between 30 and 34 years of age, adding that such applicants were too old.
He also disclosed that the events that would culminate in the recruitment of successful candidates would begin next month.
“The final process is going to be next month because all those that are uploading details are about 30, 34 (years). All those ones are too old. We won’t select them.
“So, all those 700, 000 or 800, 000 (applications) you are seeing, a lot of them will be knocked out when the system meets them because when you don’t meet the age criterion, you are sorted out (applications are thrown out).
“When your academic qualification doesn’t meet up, you are sorted out (applications are thrown out).
“There will be examination, but it will come out from the various states and once we know the numbers, we point them state by state and all government people will do their own.
“The state will do theirs and it will come from the bottom to the top. I never knew Nigerians would like the police like this,” he said.
The IGP remarked further that training of successful candidates would be decentralised to the six geo-political zones where he said good-enough facilities would are available.
The Police Service Commission (PSC) said it received 843,008 applications as of 1.00p.m May 2 from applicants seeking enlistment into the Nigeria Police Force.
This is contained in an update issued by Mr Ikechukwu Ani, Head, Press and Public Relations of the commission in Abuja last Monday.
He said that 243,327 applications were received for Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) cadre.
Ani added that 197,990 and 401,691 applied for the Inspector and Police Constable (PC) cadres respectively.
The commission recently said in a statement that it would recruit 500 Cadet ASP, 500 Cadet Inspectors, 1,500 Specialist Officers and 7, 500 Constables in the recruitment of 10,000 policemen.
President Muhammadu Buhari approved the recruitment of 10,000 policemen into the nation’s Police Force to reinforce the police for better service.
The exercise is expected to close on May 13.

The authorities of the Nigerian Police Force have disclosed that it received 897,170
applications as at 4 p.m. on May 11 from applicants seeking enlistment into the Force.
The update was brought to light by the Head, Press and Public Relations of the Police
Service Commission (PSC), Mr Ikechukwu Ani, in Abuja on Wednesday.

According to him, 259,046 applications were received for Assistant Superintendent of
Police (ASP) cadre.
Ani added that 209,067 and 429,057 applicants applied for the Inspector and Police
Constable (PC) cadres, respectively.

The commission recently said in a statement that it would recruit 500 Cadet ASP, 500
Cadet Inspectors, 1,500 Specialist Officers and 7,500 Constables in the recruitment
of 10,000 policemen.
It would be recalled, the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mr Solomon Arase, had
said that about 800, 000 applicants that applied for the 10, 000 available slots, were
suspected to be within the age of 30 and 34 years,
The police chief made it clear that most of the applicants will not get the job as they
have failed the stipulated age limit which is 28.

lovetrust:
plz does this age limit (28years) apply to specialist positions?? or is it only for general duty cadets

thanks

The authorities of the Nigerian Police Force have disclosed that it received 897,170
applications as at 4 p.m. on May 11 from applicants seeking enlistment into the Force.
The update was brought to light by the Head, Press and Public Relations of the Police
Service Commission (PSC), Mr Ikechukwu Ani, in Abuja on Wednesday.
According to him, 259,046 applications were received for Assistant Superintendent of
Police (ASP) cadre.
Ani added that 209,067 and 429,057 applicants applied for the Inspector and Police
Constable (PC) cadres, respectively.
The commission recently said in a statement that it would recruit 500 Cadet ASP, 500
Cadet Inspectors, 1,500 Specialist Officers and 7,500 Constables in the recruitment
of 10,000 policemen.
It would be recalled, the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mr Solomon Arase, had
said that about 800, 000 applicants that applied for the 10, 000 available slots, were
suspected to be within the age of 30 and 34 years,
The police chief made it clear that most of the applicants will not get the job as they
have failed the stipulated age limit which is 28.

Mattin:


It was in the news. It's not a write up.

The authorities of the Nigerian Police Force have disclosed that it received 897,170
applications as at 4 p.m. on May 11 from applicants seeking enlistment into the Force.
The update was brought to light by the Head, Press and Public Relations of the Police
Service Commission (PSC), Mr Ikechukwu Ani, in Abuja on Wednesday.
According to him, 259,046 applications were received for Assistant Superintendent of
Police (ASP) cadre.
Ani added that 209,067 and 429,057 applicants applied for the Inspector and Police
Constable (PC) cadres, respectively.
The commission recently said in a statement that it would recruit 500 Cadet ASP, 500
Cadet Inspectors, 1,500 Specialist Officers and 7,500 Constables in the recruitment
of 10,000 policemen.
It would be recalled, the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mr Solomon Arase, had
said that about 800, 000 applicants that applied for the 10, 000 available slots, were
suspected to be within the age of 30 and 34 years,
The police chief made it clear that most of the applicants will not get the job as they
have failed the stipulated age limit which is 28.

dest4real:


Yes

please i need a copy too. Can you help me out? My gmail is ishanovic4u@gmail.com

Please,i need the past question too.ilesanmikenny@gmail.com.Tanx in advance.

Please don't derail this thread with past questions request. Moreover, you have not even bn shortlisted.

just in....be checking your email from Monday.NPF will start sending mail to shortlisted candidate...best of luck

kholexgman:
just in....be checking your email from Monday.NPF will start sending mail to shortlisted candidate...best of luck

Thanks for d heads up. How genuine is your Intel boss?

kholexgman:
just in....be checking your email from Monday.NPF will start sending mail to shortlisted candidate...best of luck

Got the same update from a PSC commissioner today.

Patini147:

Most of them didn't graduate well. Unfortunate graduates.

guy stop talking from your anus if u a sound graduate u won't. Make dis derogatory statement all in the name of correcting them

tripledonosas:

Got the same update from a PSC commissioner today.

Hw certain is your information?

Application closed

Guys, if you have a Masters degree, what will be your rank in Nigerian Police Force in this current recruitment? ASP grade level 08 or ASP grade level 09?

Thanks

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