The officer accountable for the activity in Kaduna, Assistant Corps Marshal Susan Ajenge, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Monday that the activity would keep going for five days.
Ajenge said that out of the 15,000 candidates, 8,000 had first degree, Higher National Diploma (HND), National Certificate in Education (NCE) and National Diploma, while the remaining had auxiliary school testament.
"We will screen candidates' endorsements and check their stature, chest and feet to guarantee they are physically fit and sound," she said.
Ajenge said that the individuals who connected yet did not get email from FRSC welcoming them for the screening exercise, could likewise desire the activity.
"They ought not neglect to join their accreditations, application print out and other pertinent archives.
"We need to give everyone level with circumstance. For whatever length of time that such people meet the base prerequisites and have connected, they should come; we will screen them,'' she said.
A portion of the candidates, who talked with NAN, portrayed the activity as smooth, efficient and all around composed.
One of the candidates, Mr Saidi Yekine, said that he was awed with how the activity was sorted out.
He said that the activity was not unpleasant and there was no terrorizing.
"We were treated with all the regard we merited. Indeed, the precision and the great human relations shown by the FRSC authorities made me to love the activity much more,'' Yekine said.
Miss Amarachukwu Ubosiogu, another candidate, gave FRSC a pass check in the direct of the screening exercise, which she portrayed as phenomenal.
"We were dealt with well. No provocation or any type of exploitation.
"The authorities are neighborly and helping us in any capacity they can with adoration. I truly compliment them for an efficient exercise, '' Ubosiogu said.
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