dominion001:
u mean PSC pro may not knw abt social media? Ar u for real?

Barryp:
My fellow applicants, please I want to ask if one would be allowed to take the examination outside one's state of origin

hotkaycee:

Does it mean the exams will be done in the applicants state

kingchukwudi:
The Nigerian Police Force has reportedly fixed a
date for examination and screening exercise for
the shortlisted applicants from the over 800,000
that applied for its recruitment.
Following the 10,000 vacancy approval by the
President Buhari-led Federal Government, the
Nigerian Police Force recently began its
nationwide recruitment exercise as the online
registration ended few days ago.
According to reports, the police authority has
fixed a date for examination and screening
exercise for the shortlisted applicants from the
over 800,000 that applied.
The exercise is reportedly scheduled for June
6th and will hold at the same time in the whole
federation to avoid political and undue
interference and is planned to be transparent
and the best so far.
Be informed that only successful candidates will
be contacted at the end of the Exercise.
Below are 8 Important Things You Need to
Know:
1.) Check your Mailbox regularly: Gmail or
whatever, a mail will only be sent to
prospective candidates from Police Service
Commission
2.) Check your phone regularly: Text message
will be sent to only successful candidates.
3.) A computerized selection is done by the
Police Service Commission and weeded away
those with suspicious age declarations,
incomplete school record that did not tally with
original date of birth, those who submitted
incomplete data during logging in.
4.) Computerized selected and contacted
candidates will be notified on a specific date
for screening at the state commands level, Only
those invited for a day meant for categories will
be considered..to avoid roundness.
5.) All contacted candidates should prepare to
face a screening panel comprising
Representatives of federal character commission,
Police service commission, Senior officers from
Abuja, Media, Police commissioner, other senior
officers and Command PPRO.
6.) Candidates should not appear with Luggage
as There will be Dog sniffers, Bomb experts in
the venue.
7.) Candidates will undergo aptitude tests and
physical check ups, eyesight, deformities,
protruded bellies, height and chest measurement,
etc.
8.) ASP and Inspectorate cadres will terminate
their screening at Force Headquarters while the
Specialists will be tested based on their skills at
the Zonal level.

Gkemz:
Nigerian youths and unemployment. Over there in western nations, youths are being encouraged to join force while here, the youths have limited choices. Imagine the heavy traffic many witnessed just to apply for police job of which many before now despises and wouldn't had desired if there's alternative. I felt embittered when i saw a great turnout of youths for just a couple of vacancies that i happened to be one of the hr specialists. I asked myself what happens to the rest of these youths who were unsuccessful. What is the way forward for our youths, the so called future leaders. I know the private sectors are doing their best but the government is not helping the matter by scaring local investors with harsh economic policies and taxes, even many of our youths are willing to empower themselves but the govt cant provide them with soft loans and grants and without capital all your sermon about self-employment is falling on deaf ears. The youths are really bearing the heavy pain. May God save our youths from bad leadership that only remembers them during election for thuggery of which these politicians wouldn't use their children for.

yummyricka:
Wait...so no one following this thread has received an email from npf...and they've started sending mails to applicants..abeg who them come dey send d mails to nau?

spiritfada:
Just In:


The Police Service Commission (PSC) on
Thursday announced that 338,227
applicants have been shortlisted
electronically from 911,438 that applied for
the advertised 10,000 police jobs.

Exactly 573,211 applicants were weeded out
on parameters set up in the recruitment
portal for requirements in the exercise.

The Chairman of the Police Commission
Mike Okiro who made this known at a press
conference in Abuja said the online
recruitment portal was made available to the
public for six week from the 1st of April to
midnight on May 13th 2016.

He said those shortlisted will go to the next
stage of recruitment which involves physical
screening exercise at their states of origin.
Okiro announced that the state screening
exercise will begin on Monday, the 6th of
June, throughout the 36 states and the
Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

He said of the 338, 227 shortlisted, 44,661
are for cadet Assistant Superintendent
(ASP), 87, 736 for cadet Inspectors and
205, 830 for Constables.

He said Benue state has 29, 000 applicants
invited for the next stage while the second
highest Kogi state has 19,000 while Lagos
has one of the lowest number of applicants
at about 2000.

He said invitation letters have been sent to
the successful applicants for the states
screening through text messages and to
their electronic mail addresses.

Okiro said the invitation states the date for
each person’s screening and venue of the
screening, adding that applicants will be
grouped according to local governments
and dates fixed for their screening.

He explained that the initial short list was
done electronically and those who did not
meet the initial requirement were weeded out
by the computer.

This include: mismatch of certificates,
wrong choice of cadre, year of birth earlier
than 1988 for ASP/Inspectors, 1991 for
constables and 1984 for specialists and
multiple applications among others.

He said only those who passed the
electronic requirement have been invited for
the next stage of physical screening which
involves: height measurement, chest
measurement, checking impediment in
speech, defective eye sight, bow leg and
knocked knee.

Others checks are: flat feet, bent arms,
deformed hands, gross malformation of
teeth, bent knee and amputation of any part
of the body.

He said other checks at the state screening
also involves inspection for alteration on
certificates, alteration on Birth certificate/
declaration of age, and any inconsistencies
between educational certificate and date of
birth, among others.

Okiro said after the screening, successful
candidates will be invited to a zonal
screening to be done at the 12 police zonal
commands headquarters for medical tests.

He said the national interview in Abuja will
climax the recruitment exercise where those
who emerged from the zonal screening will
be interviewed and the successful ones
selected for training.

Okiro explained that the Ministry of Interior
and the Federal Character Commission are
being carried along in the exercise, noting
that 12 cadets ASPs will recruited from every
state, while 10 constables will be recruited
from all the local government areas in the
country.

He also explained that in spite of the number
of qualified person that may emerge at the
end of the exercise, only the very best
10,000 will be given the jobs.

It was gathered that about N161 million was
released to the Commission to carry out the
recruitment and selection phase of the
exercise.

It was also learnt that N8 billion was
earmarked for the entire exercise which also
include the provisions for training facilities,
equipments, uniforms and allowances of the
cadets while under training.

godwinizu:
Does it mean the mails has already be sent or yet to send?

spiritfada:
Just In:


The Police Service Commission (PSC) on
Thursday announced that 338,227
applicants have been shortlisted
electronically from 911,438 that applied for
the advertised 10,000 police jobs.

Exactly 573,211 applicants were weeded out
on parameters set up in the recruitment







portal for requirements in the exercise.

The Chairman of the Police Commission
Mike Okiro who made this known at a press
conference in Abuja said the online
recruitment portal was made available to the
public for six week from the 1st of April to
midnight on May 13th 2016.

He said those shortlisted will go to the next
stage of recruitment which involves physical
screening exercise at their states of origin.
Okiro announced that the state screening
exercise will begin on Monday, the 6th of
June, throughout the 36 states and the
Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

He said of the 338, 227 shortlisted, 44,661
are for cadet Assistant Superintendent
(ASP), 87, 736 for cadet Inspectors and
205, 830 for Constables.

He said Benue state has 29, 000 applicants
invited for the next stage while the second
highest Kogi state has 19,000 while Lagos
has one of the lowest number of applicants
at about 2000.

He said invitation letters have been sent to
the successful applicants for the states
screening through text messages and to
their electronic mail addresses.

Okiro said the invitation states the date for
each person’s screening and venue of the
screening, adding that applicants will be
grouped according to local governments
and dates fixed for their screening.

He explained that the initial short list was
done electronically and those who did not
meet the initial requirement were weeded out
by the computer.

This include: mismatch of certificates,
wrong choice of cadre, year of birth earlier
than 1988 for ASP/Inspectors, 1991 for
constables and 1984 for specialists and
multiple applications among others.

He said only those who passed the
electronic requirement have been invited for
the next stage of physical screening which
involves: height measurement, chest
measurement, checking impediment in
speech, defective eye sight, bow leg and
knocked knee.

Others checks are: flat feet, bent arms,
deformed hands, gross malformation of
teeth, bent knee and amputation of any part
of the body.

He said other checks at the state screening
also involves inspection for alteration on
certificates, alteration on Birth certificate/
declaration of age, and any inconsistencies
between educational certificate and date of
birth, among others.

Okiro said after the screening, successful
candidates will be invited to a zonal
screening to be done at the 12 police zonal
commands headquarters for medical tests.

He said the national interview in Abuja will
climax the recruitment exercise where those
who emerged from the zonal screening will
be interviewed and the successful ones
selected for training.

Okiro explained that the Ministry of Interior
and the Federal Character Commission are
being carried along in the exercise, noting
that 12 cadets ASPs will recruited from every
state, while 10 constables will be recruited
from all the local government areas in the
country.

He also explained that in spite of the number
of qualified person that may emerge at the
end of the exercise, only the very best
10,000 will be given the jobs.

It was gathered that about N161 million was
released to the Commission to carry out the
recruitment and selection phase of the
exercise.

It was also learnt that N8 billion was
earmarked for the entire exercise which also
include the provisions for training facilities,
equipments, uniforms and allowances of the
cadets while under training.

Raphafire101:
Spiritfada pls are u sure if this info Pls I just want to know no rudeness attached...

samjadinero:

Done. Check your mail

Freemancharles9:
.“Invitation letters were also sent to successful applicants through SMS and to their personal email addresses.”

dsailor:

were or will

mustiusman:



Some people have (english composition) is English not english. problem....LOL

mustiusman:



Some people have (english composition) is English not english. problem....LOL

Aniekpeno11:
Guys I just got my email invitation now to go my state command, you can all check your email, the story making the rounds is actually true and please note I never released my email on any thread for anyone to think I am being scamed

Aniekpeno11:
Guys I just got my email invitation now to go my state command, you can all check your email, the story making the rounds is actually true and please note I never released my email on any thread for anyone to think I am being scamed