2021 POLICE RECRUITMENT OF
CONSTABLES: PHYSICAL AND CREDENTIAL
SCREENING HOLDS 1st – 20th FEBRUARY,
2022
The Adamawa state police command invites
all candidates who successfully completed
their online recruitment registration in the
ongoing 2021 recruitment exercise into the
NPF as Police Constables, to report for
physical and credential screening. The
screening exercise is going to be conducted
by the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) in
collaboration with Police Service Commission (PSC) at Karewa Police Children school, Jimeta,Yola North from Tuesday, 1st -20th February , 2022, from 0800hrs daily.
Consequently, all applicants are advise to
appear at the screening centre in their clean
white T-shirts and shorts with the following
mandatory basic screening requirements,
neatly arranged in two white flat files with
recent passport photographs attached:
a. National Identity Number (NIN)
b. Original and duplicate copies of credentials – ‘O’ Level Result(s), Certificate of Origin and Birth Certificate/Declaration of Age;
c.Printout of application submission
confirmation/profile page
d. Duly completed Guarantor’s form
Any candidate who fails to present (a–d)
above, will not be considered for screening.
Applicants are equally advised to report at the screening centre on date slated for his LG of origin which will be announce shortly.
Click the the Nigeria Police Force recruitment portal below to print your confirmation slip;
https://www.policerecruitment.gov.ng/#/print-slip
OR
https://www.policerecruitment.gov.ng
The Commissioner of Police, CP Mohammed Ahmed Barde,psc (+), has assured that the Statutory Entry Requirements into the Force as clearly stated in the Police Act and Regulations, would be followed accordingly.
He noted that officials deployed for the
exercise have been directed to ensure that all applicants shortlisted are allowed to
participate and to recommend their suitability or otherwise in the spirit of transparency, accountability and fair hearing using the already established benchmarks as contained in the police Act.
The CP further noted that a total of 8206 valid applications were received in the online registration exercise from across the 21 local government Areas in the state.
The CP, while reiterating that the exercise is
absolutely free of charge, advised applicants to be wary of criminal elements who may want to take undue advantage of the exercise to perpetrate scams. He however warned that anyone found wanting will be made to face the wrath of the law.
Signed
DSP SULEIMAN YAHAYA NGUROJE,
ANIPR,
POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
FOR COMMISSIONER OF POLICE
ADAMAWA STATE
08065604764