NPF Shortlists 30,000 Constables: Download Full List of Shortlisted Constables

NPF Shortlists 30,000 Constables: Download Full List of Shortlisted Constables

NPF Shortlists 30,000 Constables: Download Full List of Shortlisted Constables: The Nigeria Police Force in partnership with the Police Service Commission is pleased to shortlist 30,000 Police Constables into her numerical strength, as part of an effort to reduce internal insurrection and insecurity in the country

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30,000 successful applicants are to check their status and participate by following the details below

Thirty Thousand (30,000) Police Constables will be shortlisted for the service of the Nigeria Police Force.

Candidates are required to check their recruitment status on the recruitment portal, www.policerecruitment.gov.ng

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Candidates who are qualified for the next stage of the recruitment exercise are to print out their examination slip which must be presented on the Examination Date scheduled for Friday, 29th, and Saturday, 30th Feb 2024 at designated centers across the country.

Candidates are equally advised to check their email and phone numbers for notifications.

The Force, while reiterating that the recruitment exercise is free of charge and without any pecuniary obligation, enjoins candidates to call 08100004507 for further inquiries about the recruitment exercise”

Download the Full List here  in a PDF file

Computer-Based Test Date   

 Tuesday, February 13th, 2024 and will be conducted by the Joint Admission and Martriculation Board, JAMB,

For the General Duty cadre, 315, 114 applicants were invited for the screening exercise out of which  171,956 were successful and shortlisted for the JAMB CBT. The 171,956 applicants shortlisted are made up of 25,818 females and 146,138 males.

Kaduna State will be presenting the highest number of candidates for the tests with12,343 followed by Bauchi with 10,911, Benue, 10,532 and Katsina,10,457.

Anambra State has the least candidates for the aptitude tests with 343 applicants followed by Lagos, 504 and Ebonyi, 600.