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Police: We’ll Recruit 10,000 Constables Annually- FG

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– Federal Government said that it is recruiting 10,000 constables into the Nigerian Police force annually

– The recruitment process is on and has not stopped

– We believe the Police Service Commission (PSC) is up to the task

 

The Federal Government has said that recruitment Process is still on and the commission is taking in 10, 000 Constables into the Nigerian Police Force annually.

Minister of Police Affairs, Alhaji Mohammed Dingyadi, made this known on Wednesday during his visit to the Inspector General of Police,Mohammed Adamu at the Force Headquarters in Abuja.

According to the Minister: “The recruitment process is on and has not stopped. We intend to recruitment 10,000 constables annually. The first batch of 10,000 is still in the process.

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“We will continue to recruit 10,000 next year, by the grace of God. The promotion is ongoing. People who are due to be promoted, I am not aware of any open delay or any glaring delay in promotions.

“We believe the Police Service Commission (PSC) is up to the task to promote officers due for promotion.

“We are all here to receive complaints or any issue on non-promotion. We would take it up and ensure that the needful is done, by the grace of God.”

 




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