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PSC disowns list of successful constables released by police

by Adejayan Gbenga Gsong
October 15, 2019
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The Police Service Commission (PSC) has said members of the public should disregard a list of candidates scheduled for training and allegedly released by the Police in respect of the recruitment exercise into the Constable cadre of the Force.

A statement by the Head, Press and Public Relations officer of the Commission, Ikechukwu Ani, in Abuja said the release of the list by the police was an act of illegality and a breach of the Federal Character requirements.

The Nigeria Police Force had on Sunday night released a list of successful applicants, directing them to assume police training colleges on October 21.

But the PSC said it dissociated itself from the list.

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The statement reads: “The Police Service Commission dissociates itself from a purported list of candidates scheduled for training and allegedly released by the Nigeria Police Force in respect of the recruitment exercise into the Constable cadre of the Force.

“The Commission notes that the list released by the Police is an act of illegality and from close observation was in serious breach of the Federal Character requirements.

“The Commission urges the public to be wary of the list as it will soon resume the remaining stages of the recruitment process and release the authentic list of successful candidates, local government by local government.

“The Commission is presently in Court against the Nigeria Police Force over the hijack of its constitutional powers to recruit and had filed originating summons and interlocutory injunction restraining the NPF from going ahead with the exercise.

“The processes filed since the 27th of September 2019, by Kanu G. Agabi, CON, SAN, were brought to the knowledge of the Inspector General of Police the same day.

“In the letter notifying the IGP of the pendency of the suit, No: FHC/ABJ/CS/1124/2019; Kanu Agabi, SAN, had stated “we write to inform you of the pendency of the above mentioned suit before the Federal High Court Abuja.

“By this notice, you are to stay further action in the subject matter of this suit pending the hearing and determination of the case”.

“It is unfortunate that despite the pendency of the Court processes, the Nigeria Police Force went ahead to release a purported list of candidates it has invited for training.

“The Commission wishes to state that the list is unknown to it as it believes it is a product of illegality.

“The hearing for the Commission’s suit has been scheduled for Wednesday, October 23rd at the Federal High Court 5, Abuja.”

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