Mr. Boboye Oyeyemi, the Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) says that candidates with tattoos, bow and K legs would be precluded from its continuous screening.
Oyeyemi unveiled this to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) while reviewing the screening exercise at Ikeja 9 Brigades Military Cantonment in Lagos on Tuesday.
"In any uniform administration, you gathered have a tattoo on your body; in like manner bent eyes, bow, K legs, and level foot are not permitted in the administration.
"This is on account of anyone with bow and K legs won't have the capacity to stand and stroll for a significant lot of time.
"In uniform administration, you should have the capacity to walk and run long separations in the event of a crisis.
To spare life, you will be required to walk long separations and you won't have the capacity to play out your obligation on the off chance that you have "K" or level leg.
"We have watch obligations for eight hours and protect exercise can take up to five hours and on the off chance that you are not fit you can't do it.
"Similarly pregnant and wedded ladies, we can't take them since that is the run for uniform administrations," Oyeyemi said.
The FRSC manager said that the screening had been going easily the nation over together with the five states having a high convergence of candidates.
"We have states that have a high grouping of candidates, similar to Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Abuja, Kaduna, Benue, Lagos, Enugu, and Oyo.
He communicated fulfillment with the advancement made so far in the activity.
Oyeyemi complimented the Nigerian Army, Nigerian Air constraints, Police, Civil Defense and the Department of State Security Service (DSS) for their most extreme help for the accomplishment of the screening.
The FRSC supervisor said that the continuous exercise the nation over had been straightforward, average and on justify in accordance with the guideline of Federal Character.
Mr. Hyginus Omeje, the FRSC Lagos Sector Commander, disclosed to NAN that more than 3,000-degree holders had been screened in Lagos state.
"The screened candidates will begin their physical preparing today and we proceed with different units on Wednesday.
"The Inspector Cadre will begin their screening on Wednesday and Thursday, while Road Marshal Assistants unit will start on Friday to Saturday, "Omeje said.
Mrs. Kemi Opakunle, the Acting State Coordinator, Federal Character Commission, Lagos State Office, while given her comments on the screening exercise, offered praise to the FRSC authorities and different organizations associated with the procedure.
Opakunle said that the procedure was straightforward, methodical and exceptionally exemplary.
"We are here to screen the procedure and we are happy with the manner in which it's being directed, so organized, straightforward with no control," she said.
The enrollment began on May 28, with the transferring of the application shapes on FRSC enlistment entry.
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