The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has announced that the admissions process for its academy’s ninth regular course cadet degree program is now open for applications.
In a statement released on Thursday, force public relations officer Olumuyiwa Adejobi encouraged eligible individuals to enroll for the program.
The announcement claims that the six-week online registration period, which runs from August 1 to September 12, is open to Nigerians aged 17 to 22.
One of the conditions is having a national identity number (NIN) and passing the JAMB exam in 2022 with a score of at least 180, with the Nigeria Police Academy chosen as the institution of first preference.
Applicants must also “possess a minimum of 6 credits in not more than 2 sittings in WAEC/NECO with credit pass in mathematics and English”.
Female applicants must “not be married or pregnant at the time of admission and must not be less than 1.64m tall”, while male applicants must “have not less than 86cm (34 inches) expanded chest measurement”.
However, it is anticipated that all applicants be in good physical, mental, and medical health.
“SSCE (WAEC/NECO) statements of results or certificates before 2017 will not be accepted,” the statement reads.
“The method of application is virtual. All interested applicants who meet the criteria above are advised to visit the Academy’s website: https://www.polac.edu.ng, generate remita retrieval reference (RRR) code which would be used to make payment of a non-refundable fee of five thousand Naira only (N5,000) through any commercial bank branch in Nigeria.
“Successful payment will open up a form which applicants are required to fill, and upload scanned copies of their results, birth certificate, and state of origin certificate.
“Thereafter, applicants are required to print out completed online forms and guarantor forms to be filled and submitted at designated centres nationwide. Automated physical screening exercise will hold at the seventeen (17) zonal commands headquarters from 19th to 25th September, 2022.
“Successful candidates will participate in a computer based test (CBT) and a subsequent automated medical screening exercise prior to final selection of candidates, who will undergo a 5-year academic and police training leading to a bachelors’ degree and commissioning into the Nigeria Police Force as assistant superintendent of police II.”
