NDLEA recruits begin training December
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has directed all successful second batch narcotic assistant candidates to report for training from December 3 to 6.
This is contained in a statement by the agency’s spokesman Femi Babafemi on Monday.
The NDLEA had initially fixed September 25 for the training.
According to Mr Babafemi, successful candidates (narcotic assistants) should come with required documents at the Jos NDLEA Academy, Kotton Rikus.
The documents include original and photocopy of credentials with NDLEA online application reference slip.
“Four copies of 5×7 colour photograph without cap/hat, writing materials, to include biro, pencils, ruler, notebooks and file jacket, among others,” said the statement.
Mr Babafemi further stated that successful candidates must observe the coronavirus protocols, pointing out that candidates that failed to report to the training venue by 6:00 p.m. of the stipulated date would be disqualified.
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