Zamfara Command progresses on Nigeria Police enlistment

Zamfara State Police Command had made significant progress in the on-going nationwide Police enlistment.

Report says on day-3 and  4 of the physical and credential screening exercise, a large number of applicants have been successfully screened.

The exercise is taking place at the Zamfara state  Universal Basic Education Training Center, Gusau.

 the Ad – Hoc Screening Committee headed by DCP Musa Garba is working.

According to Superintendent  Mohammed Shehu, the Commands spokesperson,”They have continued with it’s assignment of screening Zamfara indigenes for enlistment into the Nigeria Police Force as Constables.

Applicants from Birnin Magaji and Bukkuyum LGAs were successfully screened by the committee on August 26.

Continuing, the committee screened Bungudu local government area applicants on August 27.

“The screening of these Councils was a follow up to the screening exercise already started on the 24th August 2020. The exercise will continue tomorrow Friday 28th August 2020 with applicants from Gummi local government area.

The committee under the leadership of DCP Musa Yusuf Garba has assured the applicants of fairness. Committee told general public that it will continue to discharge it’s assignment with the fear of God.

He further reminded the applicants that the recruitment process is purely free of charge and without any pecuniary obligations.

The committee ensures strict compliance with the Covid-19 prevention protocols

Zamfara State is a state in Northwestern Nigeria and its capital is Gusau. Until its creation on 1 October 1996, the state was part of old Sokoto State.

The State has 14 Local Government Areas with a 2016 population estimate of Population: 5,307,154.Male are  2,706,649 while female are  2,600,506. The State is in a total land area of 39,762km2.

General Sani Abacha created the State on October 1, 1996.