PSC receives reports recruitment aptitude test , fixes November 22 for medical screening
By Christopher Oji The Police Service Commission (PSC) said he has received the report of the aptitude tests conducted for applicants into the Constable cadre of the Nigeria Police Force. According to Head, Press and Public Relations,Mr. Ikechukwu Ani:” The result of the tests held in the 36 states of the federation and the federal […] The post PSC receives reports recruitment aptitude test , fixes November 22 for medical screening appeared first on The Sun Nigeria.
By Christopher Oji
The Police Service Commission (PSC) said he has received the report of the aptitude tests conducted for applicants into the Constable cadre of the Nigeria Police Force.
According to Head, Press and Public Relations,Mr. Ikechukwu Ani:” The result of the tests held in the 36 states of the federation and the federal capital territory on Friday 29th and Saturday 30th November 2021 was submitted to the Permanent Secretary and Secretary to the Commission, William Alo, by the Deputy Inspector-General of Police in charge of Training, DIG Danmallam Muhammed, who led a Police delegation to a joint meeting with the Commission.
“The meeting which reviewed the on-going completion of the 2020 recruitment exercise rose with a decision to commence medical screening of successful and shortlisted applicants on Monday, November 22, in the 17th Zonal headquarters of the Nigeria Police Force.
“Successful/shortlisted applicants are expected to be contacted immediately and directed on when to come for the screening”.
A total of 74,058 applicants sat for the aptitude tests in the 36 states and the federal capital territory, Abuja. This comprises 62,588 male applicants and 11, 470 females
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I was born in Nigeria and trained in Canada. With a Master of Arts in linguistics from the University of Regina, and PhD from Dalhousie University, I am currently an Assistant Professor at the University of Regina. I have taught French language and linguistics in various institutions, including the French Language Centre, Awka and Dalhousie University, Halifax.
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