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bamise10:
please help me check if this name is on the list: kelani Afeez Adebayo, State:Oyo state, LGA: Ibadan North.
thanks.

sorry!!not on d list

Vykaz:
Pls can someone help me post kogi state, Okene Local Government (Constables)... would be very grateful!!!

ur name on the list

Lowkeygod:
lol.....there can't be any fuckup......don't stress urself unnecessarily

thanx boss,sir any idea about d commencement of the training

Lowkeygod:
lol....what do you mean by fuckup?

u should understand better boss

Now dat psc website is suspended,hope there wont b fuckup,a good response plz.

ndaman25:
this as bein said time without number pls give us fresh news.....

yesterday news dats y i decide to share.so sorry boss

Senators have expressed disenchantment with the outcome of the process that led to the recruitmentof 10,000 police officers and personnel, by the Police Service Commission (PSC).New Telegraph gathered from senior National Assembly sources, that the lawmakers gave vent to their anger at an executive session the Senate Committee on Police Affairs had with the Chairman and Commissioners of the Police Commission on Wednesday.One of the sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said senators were visibly angry that most of their constituents, whose interests they had pushed, did not make the final listof successful candidates, whose names were released on Tuesday.He further disclosed that the House Committee on Police Affairs may likelyinvite the management team of PSC, to also register their displeasure. It was, however, gathered that the Sir Mike Okiro-led PSC team took time outto explain the transparent nature of the recruitment exercise, which has attracted commendation from some Nigerians.The National Assembly source said the lawmakers were made to understand that the commission could not have accommodated all interests, considering the fact that their mandate to recruit 10,000 personnel was not extended.“May I inform you that the Senate Committee on Police Affairs held an executive session with the Police Commission team on Tuesday, where they registered their disenchantment over the final recruitment list.“Their anger stemmed from the fact that many of their constituents were not among successful candidates to undergo training.“But, the team maintained that the federal character principle and transparency, formed the foundation of the recruitment process,” the source stated.New Telegraph learnt earlier that the Clerk of the Committee had worked with the PSC team. Others, who were said to have worked with the team, were the Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) in charge of Training, as well as representatives of the Federal Character Commission (FCC)

adejaredavid:
PC general duty 1

boss plz help us upload kwara constable plz,thanx

hope psc wont manipulate d list as dey shut down there website.....dats ma fear.

kwara constable plz...

adejaredavid:
Constable, inspector or ASP?

kwara constable plz isin LGA

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sparko1:
The list might be sent this year but medical and training is going to commence next year so everyone should get something doing.

fact

what next house?

hmmm

Rogersmith:
Got this info last week about the PSC chairman relocating from abuja for the final shortlisting, but I never took it serious. The source told me that they left Abuja on tuesday.He also said that the list will be out this week.

let's just hope for good bro. ....it is well

The Police Service Commission (PSC) is said to be under intense pressure to jettison the Federal Character principle in the ongoing recruitment of 10,000 police officers and men. New Telegraph gathered from highly placed sources that some members of the House of Representatives are mounting pressure on the Commission, to carry out the exercise on “local government by local government basis.”One of the sources, who spoke in confidence with New Telegraph, said the Commission has decided to stick to relevant provisions of theConstitution and the federal character principle, which provides that appointments and recruitment of any nature in the country, shall be equitably distributed; on state-bystate basis.Section 14 (3) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republicof Nigeria (as amended) provides that: “The composition of the Government of the Federation or any of its agencies and the conductof its affairs shall be carried out in such a manner as to reflect the federal character of Nigeria and the need to promote national unity, and also to command national loyalty, thereby ensuring that there shall be no predominance of persons from afew states or from a few ethnic or other sectional groups in that Government or in any of its agencies.”New Telegraph learnt that the Commission’s position was informed by the aforementioned provisions, and other extant laws. It was gathered that owing to pressure, the PSC Chairman, Sir Mike Okiro, and his Commissioners have since relocated to one of the North-West states, to conclude the recruitment exercise. According to the source, Okiro and the Chairman, Senate Committee on Police Affairs,Abu Ibrahim, will meet President Muhammadu Buhari this week.The essence of the meeting, according to the source, is to feel the pulse of the President on the matter. “Some House of Representatives’ members are insisting that the recruitment should be on local government basis, but the Commission insists on following the federal character principle.“In fact, the Commission is now meeting outside Abuja, to avoid pressure, as it concludes work on the exercise. “Until there is a counter order or directive from the Presidency, the Commission will stick to the stateby- state arrangement, which complies with relevant laws,” he said.On the planned visit to the president, the source noted: “The essence of the visit, is to bring the issue before Mr. President, to know his position, even though initial feelers had suggested that the president stood by the law. “This is very important, because recruitmentexercise is a very sensitive matter.” Buhari had, last year, directed the PSC to recruit 10,000 policemen, to boost the manpower needs of the Nigeria Police.

Etap:
Hmmm what i heard is that npf was not suppose to conduct exam and they did to replace the interview of a thing , and that they will only conduct medical test for people made it to the final ten thousand , so we should be expecting the final list now , and those are pple going to abj, May God help us

same info I heard but I don't believe it

honestly tell her if she can take dry gin I mean ogoro not much oo,everyday I promise u ...once u confirm d pregnant no more dere...dats local means(Ibile)

Rogersmith:
Result or shortlisted names?

shortlisted names

I heard dey will release list of does dat pass d exam before final list,.