By Austin Ogwuda
DELTA State Police Command has called on indigenes of Delta State who applied for 2022 Police recruitment to get ready for Computer-based Test, CBT to be held between Tuesday and Wednesday this week at five designated centres.
Police Public Relations Officer PPRO for the Command, Bright Edafe, a Deputy Superintendent of Police DSP in a Press Release on Saturday said, “I wishes to inform indigenes of the State who applied for the 2022 Police recruitment that the Police Service Commission in collaboration with the Nigeria Police Force, will be concluding the ongoing 2022 recruitment exercise nationwide.
“The Computer-based test (CBT) for indigenes of Delta State will be held from Tuesday 5th March to Wednesday 6th March 2024 at the following venues.
1. DELTA STATE LIBRARY CBT, OPP FELIX IBRU SECRETARIAT MARIAM BABANGIDA WAY, ASABA DELTA STATE
2. FLO VALLEY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, NO 1 EMEKA ISICHEI STREET, KM.7 BENIN/ASABA EXPRESS WAY BY ST BRIDGES JUNCTION ASABA
3. FUTURE AMBASSADOR INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS CBT CENTER PLOT 5/11 FUTURE AMBASSADOR INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL DRIVE, OKPANAM ASABA
4. INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY CENTER FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION (TECHNICAL) ASABA DELTA STATE
5. WEST GATE CBT, BY WEMA BANK NNEBISI ROAD, ASABA
“Only successful candidates”, the statement went on, “are to appear for the examination.
Candidates who participated in the screening exercise are advised to log on to https://apply.policerecruitment.gov.ng and print out their aptitude/CBT schedule slip which indicates the examination venue, date, and time assigned to each candidate.
“Candidates are also advised to come along with their NIN slip and the invitation letter printed from the website.
It is noteworthy that the Aptitude/CBT examinations are for candidates who applied for general duty only and the date for specialist will be announced later.
“The Commissioner of Police Delta State CP Abaniwonda Olufemi wishes all the candidates success during the examination, assures them of adequate security and also reiterated that the exercise is completely free”, it added.
