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Five days after the announcement of the recruitment of 10,000 into the Nigeria Police Force as Constables, the Police Service Commission (PSC) has disclosed that 21,878 have applied so far.
The Commission also revealed that Niger State has the highest number of applicants while Bayelsa has the lowest.
Giving update of the recruitment process, the Spokesman of the Commission, Ikechukwu Ani said: “The Police Service Commission has so far received 21,878 applications, five days after it opened its portal for the recruitment of 10 thousand Constables on Friday, November 30th, 2018.
“The on-line applications hit this figure as at 12.30 pm today, Tuesday 5th December 2018. The portal is expected to close on the 11th of January, 2019 in line with the Federal Character requirement of six weeks.”
Giving further details, Ani said: “Out of the 21,878 applications already received, 20,217 applicants are males while 1,661 are females.
“Niger State has the highest number of applicants with 2,276 applications followed by Katsina with 1,677, Kano third with I, 577 and Bauchi, 1,543.
“Bayelsa has the lowest application of just 55, Ebonyi 88, Anambra, 107, Lagos 112 and Abia, 130. Imo State has 133 applicants, Delta, 150 and Enugu 167.”
The Commission said it was committed to a transparent and merit driven exercise, stressing that applicants should be rest assured of fairnessand openness throughout the process of the exercise.
•Sourced from The Nation report