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PSC Debunks Story Of Police Recruitment

…Says Fraudsters Behind Social Media Circulating Stories

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Last updated: 2025/08/03 at 4:51 PM
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The Police Service Commission (PSC) has said that it has not commenced the process for the recruitment of Police Officers for the year 2025.

Ikechukwu Ani, Press and Public Relations of the Commission disclosed this in a statement on Sunday.

Ani said that the Commission wished to state that the stories currently circulating on social media indicating that the exercise had started and inviting applications was misleading and mischievous.

 

“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,” Ani added.

The statement called on relevant security agencies to go after these fraudsters and protect the integrity of Police Recruitment.

 

“The Commission will continue to ensure that the exercise is transparent and in line with established rules and regulations.

 

“The fraudsters are warned to stay off Commission’s programmes as they would be fished out and sanctioned according to law.”

 

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