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Force rejects applicants with tattoos

The spokesman of the Enugu state police command, Mr Ebere Amaraizu, said it is part of the recruitment rules.

 

This is part of the police force’s rules for enlistment, according to Mr Ebere Amaraizu, the spokesman of the Enugu command.

Leadership reports that Amaraizu said “The present recruitment is for degree holders and will last for three weeks and after that, the selected ones will proceed for the written interview.

“Over aged people, tattooed persons, falsified results, statement of results over five years and people with some physical impediments will be disqualified from the exercise.

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“All I know is that 10,000 people will be recruited nationwide but I do not know the number of those that will be recruited in Enugu zone.

“We have started and you can see that it is going on peacefully.

“The exercise is done in batches to avoid any form of rush or stampede.

“This command will screen the applicants thoroughly to ensure that the best get the Job.”

The chairman of the Police Service Commission (PSC),undefinedfor recruitment screening.

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