The Police Service Commission (PSC), on Sunday, disclosed that the Commission is yet to commence the process for the recruitment of Police Personnel for the year 2025.
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The Commission, therefore, warned Nigerians against rumours circulating on social media, indicating that the exercise had started and inviting applications.
In a statement made available to newsmen in Abuja by its spokesperson, Mr Ikechukwu Ani, the Commission described the report as “misleading and mischievous’ and should be disregarded by the members of the public.
The statement read, ” The Commission has not commenced this exercise and obviously will follow established procedures and processes when it is ready.
“It hereby advises prospective candidates to ignore the publications and wait for official communication.
“The Commission frowns at this consistent attempt to fraudulently confuse the public each time there are preparations for recruitment.”
It, however, called on the relevant security agencies to go after fraudsters to protect the integrity of Police recruitment.
The statement reassured that the Commission would continue to ensure that the exercise “is transparent and in line with established rules and regulations.”
It warned fraudsters to stay off its programmes as they would be fished out and sanctioned according to the law.
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