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FRSC recruitment: 4,650 successful candidates undergoing six months training

Roland Edwards by Roland Edwards
January 11, 2019
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Over 4,650 successfully screened candidates for job with the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) are undergoing a six-month training in three locations across the country.

Corps Public Education Officer, Mr Bisi Kazeem, made this known in Abuja, on Friday.

He said the locations include FRSC Academy, Udi Enugu for officers, Training School, Jos for Inspectorate cadre and Nigerian Army Training Centre, Kontagora for Marshals.

He said the training began on Tuesday and the candidates would go through a one-month internship in-between the duration of the training.

FRSC recruitment: 4,650 successful candidates undergoing six months training
FRSC recruitment: 4,650 successful candidates undergoing six months training

Kazeem said the corps was working with the allocated and approved number by President Muhammadu Buhari, adding that only successful candidates were contacted as it was expected and rational.

He recalled that the recruitment was quite transparent with physical screening, JAMB test and interview conducted respectively.

The agency had between September 24 and 29, 2018 commenced the recruitment, with physical screening of no fewer than 324,000 applicants, who applied for jobs in the corps.

The exercise was for various cadres, including officers, Marshal Inspectors and Road Marshal Assistants.

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