The Minister of Police Affairs, Senator Ibrahim Gaidam, is intervening within the ongoing face-off between the Police Service Fee and the Nigeria Police Pressure.
After concluding the recruitment, the PSC on June 4 launched the listing of 10,000 profitable candidates for constable and specialist cadre roles within the Nigeria Police Pressure.
Eleven days later, the police rejected the listing over the allegation that the train was marred by corruption and irregularities.
The assertion by the Pressure spokesperson, Muyiwa Adejobi, learn, “A number of names of individuals presupposed to be names of profitable candidates are those that didn’t even apply and subsequently didn’t participate within the recruitment.”
Following the motion of the police, the fee’s union known as for the removing of the Inspector Normal of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, for misrepresenting information on the recruitment.
The PSC in its first response on the matter, challenged the police to supply proof to substantiate its declare that the recruitment train was characterised by corruption.
On June 25, the PSC Head of Press and Public Relations, Ikechukwu Ani, harassed that the ultimate listing of profitable candidates from the recruitment would by no means be cancelled, insisting that the train was executed in accordance with related legal guidelines.
Talking on the intervention by the minister, the Ministry of Police Affairs spokesperson, Bolaji Kazeem, on Friday informed our correspondent that the minister was working to reconcile the 2 organisations.
He added that the minister would be sure that the difficulty didn’t spiral uncontrolled.
Kazeem mentioned, “Minister working underground to resolve the difficulty between the 2 organisations. He doesn’t need the matter to exit of hand.”