News
Recruitment Of Police Constables: Medical Screening Exercise For Deltans To Commence November 23 In Benin

By Daniel Dafe/Thelma Ojetobor
Delta State Police Command has said that successful candidates that participated in the Computer Based Test (CBT) on the 29th of October, 2021, at WEST GATE Asaba, in the ongoing 2020 recruitment exercise are to make themselves available for their medical screening.
This was contained in a statement signed by the police spokesman in the state, DSP Edafe Bright.
According to the statement, the said medical exercise will hold from Tuesday, 23rd November to Monday, 6th December, 2021 at Magnus Eweka Police Cottage Hospital, Benin City, Edo State
ALSO READ: Delta To Host 2-Day Workshop On LPG
This, DSP Bright said will hold between the hours of 8am to 3pm daily.
He also called on candidates who participated in the CBT to check their application status on the recruitment portal http://www.policerecruitment.gov.ng and print out their medical screening slip if qualified.
Continuing, candidates were equally advised to stick to their allotted date and time as shown in the print out.
Qualified candidates are mandated to come along with:
– Letter of invitation (medical screening slip as obtained from the Portal)
– National Identity card/ slip
– To appear In White T-shirt on white short.
Meanwhile, the Commissioner of Police in the state, CP Muhammad Ali, while wishing the candidates success in their exercise, also urged them to adhere strictly to all Covid-19 protocols.
-
News21 hours ago
Don Calls On State Govts To Educate Communities On Dangers Of Demanding High Dowry
-
Politics24 hours ago
Local Government Election Holds Tomorrow – Governor Adeleke
-
Church Gists5 hours ago
Pst. Jerry Eze Celebrates Wife, Eno On Her Birthday
-
Open Letter4 hours ago
Open Letter To General Ibrahim Babangida: Abacha’s Legacy Shines Where Yours Faltered
-
News5 hours ago
EFCC Hands Over $132,362.43, N78,566,324.81 To Foreign Victims Of Fraud