Oyo State Police Command has said that the Computer Based Test (CBT) for successful candidates in the 2020 recruitment of 10,000 police constables into the Nigeria Police Force will hold on Friday and Saturday.
In a statement by the command’s spokesman, DSP Adewale Osifeso, on Thursday, it was said that the notification was for the public in general, and the state indigenes in particular.
According to him, the exercise will hold at the University of Ibadan, Computer Based Test Centre, on Ajibode Road, Ibadan, by 7 am daily.
He said that candidates must arrive about an hour before the examination, and appear in plain white T-Shirt, shorts and canvas.
“They must come to the examination centre with all required documents for the exercise, that is, printouts.
“All COVID-19 protocols must be observed, including the use of nose masks, for all participating candidates,” the PPRO stated further.
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CBT holds for successful candidates in police recruitment exercise on Friday, Saturday in Oyo
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