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Nigeria Police Academy Denies Sales of Course Cadet Forms, Warns of Fake News

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The Commandant, Nigeria Police academy, Wudil-Kano Kano State, Assistant Inspector General of Police (AIG),  Patrick A. Atayero, has denied that the highly esteemed Nigeria Police Academy is selling the 12th Regular course cadets forms via an online portal.

 

The spokesman of the Nigeria Police Academy, a Deputy Superintendent of Police, Umar Musa Isah, said: “The said publication is entirely false, misleading and has no basis in truth. The Academy wishes to state that no such information originated from its official channels.”

 

The image manager advised members of the public to disregard the publication and desist from spreading falsehoods.

 

He added: “The Commandant wishes to state categorically that the notification on the commencement of the online sales of 12th Regular course cadet forms into the Academy would be made public through its designated and approved electronic and print media. The Academy remains committed to transparency, discipline, and professionalism.”

 

 

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