Important update: Police begin recruitment in two states, see requirements 


The Police Zone 13, responsible for overseeing Anambra and Enugu states, has announced the venue and timetable for the medical assessment of candidates applying for general duty and specialist constable positions from the two states.

As stated by SP Josephine Ihunwo, the Zonal Police Public Relations Officer, the medical screening will take place at the Police Hospital in Awka.

Candidates are urged to mark their calendars as the nationwide medical screening is set to commence on Tuesday, April 16, and will run until April 30, 2024.

The Police Zone 13, responsible for overseeing Anambra and Enugu states, has announced the venue and timetable for the medical assessment of candidates applying for general duty and specialist constable positions from the two states.

As stated by SP Josephine Ihunwo, the Zonal Police Public Relations Officer, the medical screening will take place at the Police Hospital in Awka.

Candidates are urged to mark their calendars as the nationwide medical screening is set to commence on Tuesday, April 16, and will run until April 30, 2024.

“Candidates are advised to visit the recruitment portal: https://apply.policerecruitment.gov.ng to know their status, specific time, date and other mandatory requirements. So also, qualified applicants are to appear in clean white T-shirt and short with the following requirements; National identity card/slip; print out of medical examination slip and all necessary documents.

“The Assistant Inspector-General of Police Zone 13 Command, AIG Godwin Aghaulor, wishes all prospective candidates success as they embark on this exercise,” she said.

(NAN)


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