NDLEA recruits 2,428 people
The National Drug Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has recruited 2,428 narcotics officers, who are expected to begin training from July 27.
A statement from the agency's Director, Media and Advocacy, Femi Babafemi, on Sunday in Abuja said the names of the successful candidates had been placed on the agency's website.
Mr. Babafemi said those recruited for the basic narcotics officer cadet training should go to the NDLEA Academy in Jos for their training.
He added that narcotics officers and assistants would be trained at the Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps (NSCDC) Peace and Disaster Management College in Katsina.
He explained that all successful candidates must report for training at their respective designated centers based on their groupings on the dates assigned to their groups.
Mr. Babafemi advised those applying for the jobs to check their names on the agency's website.
He said while those in Basic Cadet Training were due to begin reporting on July 27, Narcotic Assistants will begin training in Katsina on August 12.
READ ALSO: NDLEA arrests teen bound for Europe with methamphetamine shipment in AbujaMr. Babafemi said successful applicants should come with an original and a photocopy of their identification information, including the National Identification Number (NIN) and printout of the NDLEA Online Application Reference Slip, among others.
He warned that anyone would not show up until 6 p.m. on the dates assigned to them would be disqualified.
He said pregnant candidates would not be allowed to attend the training, while drug integrity tests and pregnancy tests would be conducted at different times during the training.
"As a result, candidates who test positive would be removed from training immediately," he said.
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The National Drug Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has recruited 2,428 narcotics officers, who are expected to begin training from July 27.
A statement from the agency's Director, Media and Advocacy, Femi Babafemi, on Sunday in Abuja said the names of the successful candidates had been placed on the agency's website.
Mr. Babafemi said those recruited for the basic narcotics officer cadet training should go to the NDLEA Academy in Jos for their training.
He added that narcotics officers and assistants would be trained at the Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps (NSCDC) Peace and Disaster Management College in Katsina.
He explained that all successful candidates must report for training at their respective designated centers based on their groupings on the dates assigned to their groups.
Mr. Babafemi advised those applying for the jobs to check their names on the agency's website.
He said while those in Basic Cadet Training were due to begin reporting on July 27, Narcotic Assistants will begin training in Katsina on August 12.
READ ALSO: NDLEA arrests teen bound for Europe with methamphetamine shipment in AbujaMr. Babafemi said successful applicants should come with an original and a photocopy of their identification information, including the National Identification Number (NIN) and printout of the NDLEA Online Application Reference Slip, among others.
He warned that anyone would not show up until 6 p.m. on the dates assigned to them would be disqualified.
He said pregnant candidates would not be allowed to attend the training, while drug integrity tests and pregnancy tests would be conducted at different times during the training.
"As a result, candidates who test positive would be removed from training immediately," he said.
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