We Are Not Recruiting --Nigeria Police Force
The Nigeria Police Force has warned Nigerians to disregard the purported police recruitment on social media describing it as fake police recruitment advertorial.
The Nigeria Police Force has warned Nigerians to disregard the purported police recruitment on social media describing it as fake police recruitment advertorial.
The Force Police Public Relations Officer, FPRO, Force Headquarters, Abuja, Olumuyiwa Adejobi, in a statement on Sunday, said the official announcements for recruitment into NPF would be made soon.
According to him, the police has not commenced the 2022/23 Police Constables recruitment into the Nigeria Police Force contrary to the fake publication; and stating unequivocally that the advert has no connection with the Force.
Adejobi explained that the 2022/23 recruitment exercise would be announced via the official police e-recruitment website – https://policerecruitment.gov.ng, the Nigeria Police Force official website – https://www.npf.gov.ng, adding that the police would advertise it on national dailies and official police social media accounts as and when due.
"The Nigeria Police Force hereby urges the public to disregard a recent police recruitment advertisement circulating on social media platforms.
"The Force wishes to reiterate and inform well-meaning members of the public that it has not commenced the 2022/23 Police Constables recruitment into the Nigeria Police Force contrary to the fake publication; and states unequivocally that the advert has no connection with the Nigeria Police Force nor is it in tandem with the Police established recruitment process, and should be discountenanced in its entirety.
"The Nigeria Police Force thereby assures well-meaning Nigerians that the commencement of the 2022/23 recruitment exercise will be announced via the official police e-recruitment website – https://policerecruitment.gov.ng, the Nigeria Police Force official website – https://www.npf.gov.ng, and advertisements on national dailies and official police social media accounts as and when due.
"The public is hereby advised to rely solely on the abovementioned verified sources and platforms, and urged to exercise caution and vigilance in order to avoid falling victim to fraudulent recruitment schemes.
The Acting Inspector General of Police has further restated the commitment of the present police leadership to a standardized recruitment process with a view to having more competent and suitable recruit intakes into the policing system in Nigeria." The statement reads.
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