Police Recruitment for 2025 Yet to Begin – PSC Warns Applicants Against Scammers

The Police Service Commission (PSC) has announced that it has not yet begun the recruitment process for the Nigeria Police Force for the year 2025. The Commission has disclaimed a circulating online advert claiming the recruitment exercise has commenced, describing it as false and misleading.

The PSC reiterated its earlier appeal to interested Nigerian youths to remain patient and wait for the official announcement, which will be made through the Commission’s verified channels.

According to the PSC, the fraudulent online advert does not originate from the Commission and in no way reflects its official position or communication style regarding such exercises.

Once again, the Commission strongly warns those behind these deceptive activities to desist from misleading the public and attempting to disrupt the recruitment process.

Prospective applicants are advised to remain vigilant and avoid falling victim to scams. The PSC assures that preparations for the 2025 recruitment are ongoing and that the process, once launched, will be transparent, credible, and fair to all.


  • Keji Mustapha

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