Police Constable Recruitment: Physical/Credential Screening Exercise To Commence In Delta Mondaygpd

By Daniel Dafe

Delta State Police Command has said that the Automated Physical/Credentials Screening Exercise for Deltans who successfully completed the online registration for the ongoing 2022 recruitment into the Nigeria Police Force as police constables will commence on Monday, 8th January, 2024, in the state.

This was disclosed in a statement on Friday signed by DSP. EDAFE BRIGHT, ANIPR, FCIA, FIPMD, POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER,
DELTA STATE COMMAND, ASABA, adding that the screening to begin on Monday will end on the 29th of January.

According to the statement, applicants are to visit https://apply.policerecruitment.gov.ng/ to the recruitment portal to print out their invitation slip and come for their screening on their scheduled date as indicated in the print out.

The said exercise will hold at Cenotaph Parade Ground, Asaba at 7am daily.

“Thus, all applicants are to appear in their clean white T-shirt and shorts with the following mandatory basic screening requirements, neatly arranged in two white flat files with a recent passport photograph attached:
i. Evidence of physical/mental fitness from a government-recognized Medical Hospital
ii. Evidence of Good character from Village/District Head of the applicant
iii. Certificate of Origin duly signed by the Local Government Chairman or Secretary
iv. National Identity Number (NIN) – Slip Print-out
v. Original and duplicate copies of credentials – O’ Level Result(s), Birth Certificate/Declaration of Age
vi. Print-out of application form
vii. Duly completed Guarantor’s form
viii. Invitation slip

“Any candidate who fails to present the items (i – viii) mentioned in Paragraph 2 above will not be considered for screening. Applicants are equally advised to pay attention to their scheduled date and time, other details, and specific guidelines on the screening exercise,” the police command said.

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Meanwhile, the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, CP Wale Abass, while wishing applicants the best of luck, also advised them to be wary of online impostors, fraudsters and other criminal elements who may want to take advantage of the recruitment process to swindle innocent applicants.

He further assured the public that the entire exercise will be conducted in line with the professional guidelines of the Force, saying that it is completely free.