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NDLEA Begins Recruitment Exercise
The recruitment exercise embarked upon by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) is yet to be concluded, a statement said.
Our correspondent reports that the NDLEA had asked applicants to apply online in the exercise which began late last year.
The NDLEA chairman, Mr Ahmed Giade, in the statement urged applicants to be patient as they would be informed of their positions soon.
Giade’s statement was in reaction to an alleged attack on its Kano command offices by some youths, who claimed that inappropriate candidates were recruited in the Kano command.
He noted that the selection process was ongoing, describing the attack as baseless, unwarranted and misguided.
“It is amazing where they got their information that inappropriate candidates have been selected for Kano State. The exercise is ongoing and thus far, no name had been released.
“The Agency is a Federal Government establishment and its recruitment process is based on the principle of federal character and fair play,’’ he said.
Giade assured applicants that the selection process would be transparent and fair and advised youths to be law abiding.
He said security had been beefed up in all its formations following intelligence report on the planned attack.
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