Police Debunk Fake Statement on Training Of 50,000 New Constables
The Nigeria Police Force has dismissed as fake a statement circulating on social media concerning the training of 50,000 newly recruited police constables.
The Nigeria Police Force has debunked a purported statement circulating on social media regarding the training of 50,000 newly recruited police constables.
The police described the statement as false and urged members of the public to disregard it.
The development follows the recruitment of 50,000 constables by the Police Service Commission, who were subsequently handed over to the Nigeria Police Force for training.
The police urged members of the public to rely only on official communication channels for information concerning the recruitment and training exercise.
It warned against the circulation of unverified information capable of misleading prospective recruits or members of the public.
The Force reiterated its commitment to ensuring that accurate information on the recruitment and training of the new constables is communicated through authorised channels.
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