PSC vows to eliminate corruption in police recruitment, promotion
The Chairman of the Police Service Commission, DIG Hashimu Argungu (Rtd) has promised to eliminate corruption in police recruitment, promotion and discipline.
Ikechukwu Ani, Head, Press and Public Relations, in a statement, said the PSC helmsman stated this when the management of the Police Service Commission received a delegation from the United Nations Development Programme, UNDP, led by Mr. Paul Turay.
He said the new team was poised to bring positive innovations to the Commission.
He disclosed that the Commission will introduce written examination as a requirement for promotion in the Nigeria Police Force so as to ensure quality and improved capacity in the personnel management of the Force.
He appealed for the continued support of the UNDP so that the Commission will be in a position to effectively take control of its powers to appoint, promote and discipline officers and men of the Nigeria Police Force.
The leader of the visiting UNDP delegation, Mr. Paul Turay, who led, Napoleon Idamwenhor Enayaba and Chinpihol Kipgen, Data Unit Lead to the meeting, congratulated the new leadership and noted that they were in the Commission to reinforce existing engagements and partnerships with the Commission.
Mr. Turay said the visit is also to ensure continuity and sustainability of the partnership programmes and to increase capacity in the Commission.
