The 2021 physical and credential recruitment screening exercise for Delta State indigenes into the Nigeria Police Force has commenced.
The exercise started on February 1st, 2022, at Cenotaph Asaba.
This was contained in a statement issued by the spokesperson for the state command, DSP. Bright Edafe, on Sunday, February 6, 2022, in Asaba, the state capital.
DSP Bright noted that a total of two hundred and seventy-eight (278) applicants have been screened so far.
He noted as follow: Aniocha North – 11
Aniocha South – 9
Bomadi – 20
Burutu – 24
Ethiope East – 22
Ethiope West – 23
Ika North East – 39
Ika South – 31
Isoko North – 17
Isoko south – 13
Ndokwa East – 16
Ndokwa West – 31
Okpe – 11
Oshimili North – 3
Oshimili South – 8
According to him, the exercise will continue on Monday 7th February 2022 for Patani, Sapele, and Udu LGA’s respectively.
The police spokesperson added that applicants from other LGAs who missed their scheduled date can also come for their screening.
He said the Commissioner of Police Delta State CP. Ari Muhammed Ali, while wishing all the applicants success during the exercise urges other applicants who are yet to appear for their physical/credential screening to take advantage of the ongoing screening exercise.
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