Police to screen 210,150 shortlisted applicants July 1 .
The Commission said the exercise will hold from July 1, to July 28, in the 36 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory .The Commission got the approval of President Muhammadu Buhari to recruit 10,000 Nigerians into NPF.In a statement in Abuja yesterday, the Commission’s Spokesman, Ikechukwu Ani, stated that letters of invitation stating venue, date and requirements for the screening had been sent to the email addresses of the applicants.
Giving details of some of the states with the highest and lowest applications, Ani said: “Niger State recorded the highest number of applicants with 12,247 shortlisted for screening while Lagos State has the least with, 1,305.“Kano State recorded second highest applicants with 11,717; Katsina State, third with 11,651; Benue State, fourth, with 10, 567; Adamawa State, fifth, with 10,361 and Bauchi, State, sixth, with 10,232 applicants.
Chairman of the Commission, Musiliu Smith urged the candidates to be of good behaviour throughout the period of the screening. He advised the candidates not to attempt cheating or compromise the Staff of the Commission as anyone caught involving himself in any criminal act will be handed over to the police for investigation and prosecution.
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