PRESS RELEASE: UPDATE ON 2021 PHYSICAL/CREDENTIAL RECRUITMENT SCREENING.

10th February, 2022

PRESS RELEASE: UPDATE ON 2021 PHYSICAL/CREDENTIAL RECRUITMENT SCREENING.

By Onome Naomi

EXERCISE INTO THE NIGERIAN POLICE FORCE IN DELTA STATE MOP UP EXERCISE FOR APPLICANTS EXTENDED TO FRIDAY 11/2/2022

The 2021 recruitment exercise for Delta State indigenes that commenced on 1st February, 2022 at Cenotaph Asaba, has a total of four hundred and thirty-five (435) applicants screened so far. Today, being 10/2/2022 is slated for Warri South and Warri South west LGA’s respectively.

However, about 50% of the applicants are yet to appear for their screening exercise. The Delta Police Command wishes to inform applicants who are yet to appear for their physical/Credential screening that the exercise has been further extended to Friday 11/2/2022 from 9am to 6pm at Cinotaph, Asaba.

Secondly the applicants are to report at Cinotaph, Asaba in their clean white T-shirt and shorts wearing a face mask with the following mandatory basic requirements:

i. National identity number (NIN).

ii. Original and duplicate copies of credentials.

a. O’ level result(s)

b. Certificate of origin

c. Birth certificate/declaration of age

d. Two white flat files

e. Four recent passport photographs

iii. Printout of application submission confirmation page.

iv. Duly completed guarantor’s form.

Lastly, any candidate who fails to present any of ( i-iv) above will not be considered for the screening.

DSP. Bright Edafe ,PPRO Delta State Command Asaba related this to the press.

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Onome Naomi Onojaefe is a Nigerian journalist, news content creator and publisher associated with crime reporting, investigative journalism and general news reporting. She is the publisher of Naomi Sophy Blog and Primetime Reports, a Nigerian online news platform, where she reports on crime, security, politics, business, community affairs and other current issues. She has also published articles on Naomi Sophy Blog and Primetime Reports and contributes news reports and features to Nairaland. Publicly available records show her byline on reports covering crime, police investigations, court proceedings, community affairs, business and environmental issues. Areas of interest Investigative journalism Crime and security reporting Human-rights reporting Nigerian politics and public affairs Community development Digital journalism News content creation Media and journalism ethics Advertising Event Coverage Features And more...

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