Recruitment Update: Nigerian Police Releases New Date For Medical Screening
Police Constable Recruitment Medical Screening Rescheduled to April 16th, 2024
The Police Service Commission (PSC) has made changes to the medical screening date for police constable recruitment, now scheduled for Tuesday, April 16th, 2024.
Medical Screening Starts April 16th:
The medical screening for constable applicants will begin on April 16th, 2024, marking the final phase of the recruitment process.
Reason for Delay:
The rescheduling was done to accommodate candidates observing Ramadan and Lent.
Duration of Screening:
The screening process is expected to last for about two weeks, ensuring a comprehensive evaluation of all applicants.
Who Needs to Attend?
Shortlisted Constable Applicants: Successful candidates from earlier recruitment stages are required to attend the medical screening.
Specialist Applicants: Individuals who missed the JAMB computer-based test will also undergo practical tests and medical examinations.
Screening Locations:
Most Locations: The screening will primarily take place at the 17 Zonal Command Headquarters of Nigeria Police Force.
Special Cases: Candidates from Kaduna, Yobe, and Zamfara states will have screenings in their respective states due to security reasons.
Police College Venues: Additionally, police colleges in states hosting Zonal Command Headquarters may serve as alternate screening venues.
Important Information for Candidates:
Contact from PSC: Shortlisted candidates will receive detailed information about their screening location and timing from the Police Recruitment Board.
Next Steps for Success: Successful candidates will proceed to mandatory training at Police colleges after the medical screening.
Building a Stronger Police Force:
The PSC aims to strengthen the Nigerian police force with highly qualified individuals.
High Standards: Chairman Dr. Solomon Arase emphasizes rigorous selection to meet global quality benchmarks.
Seeking Top Talent: The goal is to recruit dedicated young Nigerians to enhance security measures in the country.
Transparency and Scrutiny: PSC ensures a meticulous and transparent recruitment process.
Addressing Security Challenges: Successful recruitment will help tackle security issues and improve governance.
Acknowledgement of JAMB Collaboration:
PSC acknowledges the support of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) for conducting the computer-based test.
JAMB’s expertise in computer-based exams is highly valued in Nigeria.
Important FAQs:
Document Requirements: Applicants should carry their application form, ID card, and relevant documents to the screening location.
Rescheduling: Candidates are advised to attend the screening on the assigned date as rescheduling is unlikely.
Failure in Screening: Failing the medical screening will disqualify candidates from police training, but they may be considered for future recruitment if health requirements are met.
We recommend visiting the PSC website regularly for updates and information on the recruitment process.