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 There was pandemonium at the Idimu area of Lagos State
on Tuesday when suspected members of the Oodua Peoples
Congress and some officials of the Nigeria Police Force
clashed.
Some policemen were said to have been wounded in the
fracas which lasted for over 20 minutes.
Eyewitnesses told PUNCH Metro that the OPC members in
a number of buses had passed through the area on their
way to Agege.
It was learnt that when the convoy got to Car wash bus
stop, there was a traffic hold-up. The OPC vehicles
subsequently maneuvered and drove against the traffic.
PUNCH Metro gathered that some policemen directing the
traffic challenged the OPC members, which led to the
altercation.
A fresh team of policemen from the Idimu Police Division
later arrived at the scene after the overwhelmed policemen
had radioed for backup. Five persons were arrested, while
guns were recovered after the OPC members were
eventually dislodged from the area.
Those arrested have been identified as Paul Adeola, Kemi
Ajayi, Sunday Ogunbiyi, Kazeem Oloyede and Augustine
Ekufeze.
There was no response from the OPC leader, Dr. Frederick
Fasheun, despite repeated calls and text messages to his
phone.
However, a factional leader of the group, Mr. Gani Adams,
denied the involvement of his faction in the fracas.
He said, "It is the Fasheun-led faction that was involved in
the fight with the police. As I speak to you, we are presently
holding our executive meeting at Abule-Ado in my house.
"Fasheuns faction was on their way to Agege for the
inauguration of the Unity Party of Nigeria when they
confronted the police."
Police spokesperson for the state, Ngozi Braide, said, "It
happened at 11.30am. Some 300 members, masquerading
as OPC members attacked our men at Car wash bus stop.
The DPO led a team of policemen to the scene and
dislodged them and arrested five persons.
"One double-barreled gun, one pump action rifle, one
locally made pistol, two cutlasses, one dagger, OPC
banners, two Volkswagen buses marked X7 31 GGE; XT 29
FKJ; one Nissan saloon car marked DU 721 GGE; and
unregistered Toyota Camry were recovered from them."

The Nigerian Police Recruitment Form for 2016/2017 is out - this is to inform the public that application form for the Nigerian Police Recruitment is NOT yet out on the Nigerian police service commission website.
On the 15th day of March 2016, the Office of the Police Service Commission wrote an invitation to several government and security offices including the senior special assistant to the president on special duties, office of the president, presidential villa, Aso Rock, Abuja, inviting all of them to attend the lunching of PSC website for the recruitment of 10,000 Nigerians into the Nigerian Police Force.
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The notice includes the invite to the formal launch of the Police Service Commission Website for the recruitment of 10,000 Nigerians into the Nigerian Police Force which took place as follows;

Date: Thursday 17th March 2016
Venue: Hon. Chairmans Conference Room, 8th floor, Federal Secretariat Complex, Phase 1, Abuja
Time: 2:00 pm.

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    •    Power And Function Of The Nigerian Police Force
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    •    The Roles Of Nigerian Police Force In The Administration Of Criminal Justice In Nigeria

We do not know the details of the meeting yet but we believe that the recruitment is set to begin very soon. We advice you to stay put and wait for the website to be launched so that Nigerians can apply online. We will update you immediately we get complete information about the recruitment of the 2016/2017 Nigerian Police Recruitment Website - Applying Now is not available.

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Recruitment 2016 Notice: The recruitment of 10,000 police officers is yet to begin - The honorable Chairman of the Commission has warned the general public to stay away from all rumors and unscrupulous elements to avoid being misled.