The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the commission had gotten 104,289 applications as at December 11, 12 days after the enrollment entryway was opened.
President Muhammadu Buhari as of late endorsed the enrollment of 10,000 police constables to augment the quality of the power.
An announcement by the commission's Head, Press, and Public Relations, Ikechukwu Ani, on Monday in Abuja, said the applications came more than about fourteen days after the enrollment entry was opened on Nov. 30.
Mr. Ani said the applications hit the 158, 773 checks at 11:00 a.m on Monday.
"The entrance is relied upon to close on January 11, 2019, in accordance with the Federal Character necessity of about a month and a half," he said.
He said Niger kept up its lead with 11,047 applications, trailed by Kano with 10,745, Katsina, 9,778, Bauchi, 8,882 and Kaduna, 8,832 and Adamawa 7,722 candidates.
The representative said Bayelsa had the most minimal uses of 672, Lagos State, 826, Ebonyi, 980, Anambra, 984, Abia, 1,195 and IMO, 870.
Mr. Ani said out of the 158,773 applications got up until now, 140, 902 were guys while 17, 871 were females.
He said the commission was focused on a straightforward exercise that would maintain the guidelines and controls of the Public Service.
(NAN)
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