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    • 2009-08-30 We take suggestions from the IG and approve it---- Mr. Parry Osayande
    • 2009-09-29 Police Promotions Based on Merit, Vacancies -- Mr Parry Osayande
    • 06-07-09 Police Unprepared For Democracy When It Came -Osayande
    • 14-07-09 PSC Recalls 1,588 Sacked Police Officers
    • 2009-09-08 Police Commission Promotes Efuntayo to DIG
    • 12-05-09 PSC Assures Cadets
    • 06--3-09 Ogun State Commissioner of Police & Deputy Redeployed
    • 09-05-09 Ranks of Two Downgraded Officers Restored
    • 09-05-09 Two New DIGs and Ten Commissioners of Police
    • 12-05-09 Ribadu Not Demoted, Rank Reversed, PSC
    • 17-03-09 PSC Not Involved in the Mass Dismissal of Police in 2005
    • 2010 - 07- 31 VACANCIES FOR RECRUITMENT OF CONSTABLES
    • APPOINTMENT OF SPECIALIST/ PROFESSIONALS INTO THE NIGERIA POLICE FORCE - ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS OF POLICE (ASPs) AND INSPECTO
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2009-09-08 Police Commission Promotes Efuntayo to DIG

Police Service Commission has approved the promotion of Olusegun Efuntayo, Assistant Inspector General of Police ( Zone 9, Umuahia,) to the rank of Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG).

A statement in Abuja on Monday by Emmanuel Ojukwu, Force Public Relations Officer, said the approval was based on the recommendation of the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Ogbonna Onovo.

According to the statement, Efuntayo will head "F" Department in charge of Management Service of the Force.

Onovo, while decorating the newly promoted DIG with his new rank at the Force Headquarters, charged him to see the elevation as a call to higher service.

The IG urged Efuntayo to redouble his effort in police duties, adding: "to whom much is given, much is also expected".

Responding, Efuntayo thanked God for the elevation and pledged to work to justify the responsibility bestowed on him.

Daily Independent 8th September 2009-09-08

 

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2010 - 08- 16 SUSPENSION OF FOUR POLICE OFFICERS:
The Police Service Commission in exercise of its mandate of Appointing, Promoting and exercising Disciplinary Control over officers and men of the Nigeria Police Force from the rank of Police Corporal to Deputy Inspector-General of Police, has with effect from 14th July, 2010 approved the suspension of the following officers: (i) ACP John B. Abang - AP No. 30468; (ii) ACP Mohammed Akeera Yoonus - AP No. 30514; (iii) CSP Mohammed Ahmadu - AP No. 23757; and (iv) ASP Mada Buba - AP No. 86112.

2010 – 08 -11 COMMINIQUE ISSUED AT THE END OF THE INAUGURAL MEETING OF THE POLICE RECRUITMENT BAORD HELD ON MONDAY, 26TH AND TUE
The inaugural meeting of the Police Recruitment Board was held in the Chairman’s Conference Room, Federal Secretariat Complex, Phase 1, Abuja, from Monday, 26th to Tuesday, 27th July, 2010. The Board which comprised of seventeen (17) Members, is made up of a Chairman, a Secretary and Assistant Secretary and a co-opted Member. It was inaugurated by the Chairman of the Commission, Mr. Parry B.O.

APPOINTMENT OF SPECIALIST/ PROFESSIONALS INTO THE NIGERIA POLICE FORCE - ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS OF POLICE (ASPs) AND INSPECTO
APPOINTMENT OF SPECIALIST/ PROFESSIONALS INTO THE NIGERIA POLICE FORCE - ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS OF POLICE (ASPs) AND INSPECTORS CADRES. Following the conclusion of the selection processes conducted for qualified candidates for appointment into the Nigeria Police Force as specialists (Professionals) ASPs and Inspectors, the Police Service Commission hereby release the list of successful candidates appointed as Specialist ASPs and Inspectors.

2010 - 07- 31 VACANCIES FOR RECRUITMENT OF CONSTABLES
The Police Recruitment Board invites suitably qualified applicants for recruitment into the Nigeria Police Force as Recruit Constables. Applicants wishing to apply must have the following qualifications and requirements: Category A i) A level or equivalent ii) NCE or equivalent iii) ND or equivalent This category will undergo 15 months training programme Category B i. SSCE/WAEC with 5 credits including English Language and a pass in Mathematics. This category will undergo 18 months training programme. Other requirements include

VACANCIES FOR RECRUIT CONSTABLES
The Police Recruitment Board invites suitably qualified applicants for recruitment into the Nigeria Police Force as Recruit Constables. Applicants wishing to apply must have the following qualifications and requirements:

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