2026 NPF 50,000 Constable Recruitment CBT Exam Date Announce
The authority of Nigerian Police has Announce the commencement date for CBT Exam for those eligible candidate who successfully past the screening stage. If you applied for the Nigerian police recruitment and you participated in the last concluded exercise. This message is for you.
The Nigerian Police Force (NPF) has released an important update for applicants involved in the ongoing 50,000 Constable Recruitment exercise. Candidates who have not yet completed their screening are strongly advised to do so before the final deadline of April 18, 2026, to remain eligible for the next stage of the recruitment process.
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According to official information, only applicants who successfully pass the screening phase will be qualified to participate in the upcoming Computer-Based Test (CBT), which is scheduled to take place nationwide from April 28 to April 30, 2026. This exam is a crucial step in determining shortlisted candidates for final consideration.
Screening Update for Enugu State Applicants
The Enugu State Police Command has specifically notified applicants within the state that the screening exercise will officially conclude on April 18, 2026, as previously announced. Candidates who missed their assigned screening dates or have not yet appeared are encouraged to act immediately.
Affected applicants should report without delay to the designated screening venue at the Senior Police Officers’ Mess, Agbani Road, Enugu, before the deadline expires. Failure to attend the screening within the stipulated time frame will automatically result in disqualification, as it will be treated as a forfeiture of the recruitment opportunity.
Required Documents for CBT
All applicants are expected to check their email used for registration and Print the following:
- Examination Invitation slip
- NIN
And also includes academic certificates, identification documents, and any other credentials specified during the application process. Candidates are advised to ensure that all documents are properly arranged and authentic to avoid complications during verification.
Transparent and Merit-Based Recruitment Process
The Nigerian Police Force has reassured applicants that the entire recruitment process will be conducted in a fair, transparent, and merit-driven manner. Authorities emphasized that all candidates will be evaluated based on standard criteria without bias.
Additionally, applicants are reminded that the recruitment exercise is completely free of charge. No candidate is required to pay any fees at any stage of the process. The NPF strongly warns against engaging with individuals or groups requesting payment in exchange for recruitment assistance, as such claims are fraudulent.
What Applicants Should Do Next
To stay on track, candidates who have not yet completed their screening should take immediate action before April 18, 2026. After successful screening, they should begin preparing for the CBT exam, which will test their aptitude and readiness for service.
This recruitment exercise represents a major opportunity for Nigerians seeking to join the police force and contribute to national security. Applicants are therefore encouraged to follow all official guidelines carefully and stay updated through authorized communication channels.
