Apply for the Nigeria Police Recruitment Form – 2016 [FREE!]

The Nigeria Police recruitment form for the 2016 is out. Open to O’Level, NCE, OND, HND and BSc holders. Application is FREE! 

The Police Service Commission (PSC) invites applications from suitably qualified Nigerians for enlistment into the Nigeria Police Force in the following categories:

• Cadet Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP)
• Cadet Inspector of Police
• Police Constable

The Nigeria Police recruitment application begins on April 1st 2016 and Closes on May 13th 2016.

Nigeria Police Recruitment – Available Positions & Qualifications.

A.) Cadet Assistant Superintendent of Police
Academic Qualification

• Have a Bachelors Degree or High National Diploma (HND)
• NYSC certificate.

B.) Cadet Inspector of Police

Academic Qualification

• Have a minimum of either Ordinary National Diploma (OND), Advanced Level (A Level), National Certificate of Education (NCE) or their equivalent.
• Possession of at least five (5) credit level passes (including Mathematics and English Language) at O’Level

C.) Police Constable
Academic Qualification

• Have an O’Level certificate or its equivalent with at least five credit level passes including Mathematics and English Language in not more than two sittings.

Nigeria Police Recruitment Form – Application Procedure.

You MUST have a functional/working email address before you proceed with your application!
You are therefore adviced to carefully choose the category you are eligible for, as multiple applications would lead to disqualifications.
GUARANTORS FORM: Before or After your application, you must download a copy of the Guarantor’s Form. This is to be signed by verifiable references from any two (2) of the following:

• Traditional Rulers,
• Magistrate,
• Local Government Chairman,
• Heads of Educational Institutions attended,
• Career Civil Servant not below the rank of Grade Level 12,
• Police Officer not below the rank of CSP, or
• Military Officer not below the rank of Lieutenant Colonel.

CLICK TO DOWNLOAD FORM
SPECIALISTS: To apply for a Specialist position, candidates must possess relevant certificates and/or credentials in the required technical discipline. This Certificate must be equivalent to the minimum entry qualification(s) of the position applied for. During application, ensure that you click on the Specialists’ Option Button and then Select the appropriate field you qualify for from the list of possible positions.
NOTE:

• This is the only medium for applying for recruitment into the NPF in 2016.
• Each applicant can submit ONLY ONE application for this exercise.
  

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Bayelsa State Court Sentences Policeman Killer To Death

A high court in the Oporoma Judicial Division in Bayelsa State sentenced one of the killers of eleven policemen to death by hanging on Tuesday. The eleven policemen were killed in the Lobia II community in the Southern Ijaw Local Government Area (LGA) of Bayelsa State on April 5th, 2013. 

Jackson Feutubobai was found guilty of murdering Inspector Joseph Ofozini.
The prosecutor told the court that Mr. Feutubobai had over five cases in various courts, including cases involving an alleged kidnapping and sea piracy.


Presiding Justice M.A. Ayemieye sentenced the perpetrator to death by hanging, saying that the sentence is mandatory for those accused of murder.


The State prosecuting counsel, Arthur Andrew Seweniowor, while speaking with the press, said if the accused fails to appeal in three months, the governor will sign his death warrant.


The counsel to Mr. Feutubobai, Efieseimokumo Bipeledei, had earlier pled with the court to temper justice with mercy, saying the accused person is a family man who has five children dependent on him. Mr. Bipeledei urged the court to reduce the sentence to imprisonment.


The court also discharged and acquitted the second accused person, identified as ThankGod Clinton Ezetu, after no evidence linked him to the murder of the eleven policemen.

Armed Robbers Attack Bank, Police Station In Bayelsa State

Armed robbers attacked a commercial bank and a police station in Amassoma in the Southern Ijaw Local Government Area of Bayelsa State on Saturday.

 



According to the police, the bank was the gunmen’s primary target. The robbers were able to access the police station through the waterways.
Asinim Butswat, Police Spokesman for Bayelsa State Police Command, confirmed the incident.
“The hoodlums attacked the UBA Bank. They damaged the ATMs and attempted to enter the bank, but were repelled by a reinforced unit of policemen,” Mr. Butswat said.
According to Mr. Butswat, no money was stolen and no lives were lost. Investigation into the incident is underway.

Police Demanded Huge Money For Death Investigation

Family of a killed motorcycle ticket sales person accused the police of extorting money, Vanguard reports. 
Bestman Tobore, aged 37, was stabbed to death on Friday, May 8, by a robbery suspect.
The alleged murdered was the one identified as Ejaiyeta, aka Ghana Boy, who had escaped from police custody at Ovwian police station in Delta state.

Speaking yesterday on the matter, a female relative of the deceased, who pleaded for anonymity, disclosed that having provided police with information of his killers and series of petitions to that effect, they were asked to make a payment of N500,000 for mobilisation.
The police public relations officer, Celestina Kalu, however refused to comment on the allegation.