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The Nigeria Police Force Recruitment 2016 Online Application

THE NIGERIA POLICE FORCE RECRUITMENT ONLINE APPLICATION STARTS TODAY 1st of April, 2016 and Closes 13th of May, 2016.


The Police Service Commission (PSC) invites applications from suitably qualified Nigerians for enlistment into the Nigeria Police Force in the following categories:
  1. Cadet Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP)
  2. Cadet Inspector of Police 
  3. Police Constable
You are therefore advice to carefully choose the category you are eligible for, as multiple applications would lead to disqualifications and You MUST have a functional/working email address before you proceed with your application!

APPLY FOR CADET ASP
For Both Specialist and General Duty
Candidates must possess at least B.SC., B.A., B.TECH., HND or an equivalent degree from a reputable University or Polytechnic.
Apply Now 


APPLY FOR CADET INSPECTOR
For Both Specialist and General Duty
Candidates must possess at least one of the following from a reputable Polytechnic or College of Education: OND, NCE, or their equivalents.
Apply Now

APPLY FOR POLICE CONSTABLE
For Both Specialist and General Duty
Candidates must have at least 5 credit passes in WAEC or its equivalent in not more than 2 sittings.

Apply Now


SPECIALIST
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.


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.



Get your Guarantor's Form Here>>



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