By George Ozalla
The Police Service Commission (PSC) has expressed satisfaction with the ongoing screening exercise for candidates seeking admission into the 2025 regular programme of the Nigeria Police Academy, Wudil, Kano State.
A high-powered delegation from the Commission has been in Wudil since Monday, October 6, 2025, to oversee and assess the facilities and processes put in place for the exercise.
The PSC delegation comprises retired Supreme Court Justice Paul Adamu Galumje; retired Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Taiwo Lakanu, fdc; Abdulfatah Mohammed; and retired DIG Uba Bala Ringim.
According to a press statement signed by the Head, Press and Public Relations of the Commission, Ikechukwu Ani, Abdulfatah Mohammed, who represents the Organized Private Sector and North West Zone in the Commission, described the exercise as successful and inclusive. He stated that “it is so far, so good,” adding that the Commission is impressed with the level of organization and transparency displayed.
Mohammed assured that the PSC will continue to ensure that the admission process into the Academy meets the highest standards of merit and fairness.
The delegation also paid a courtesy visit to the Kano State Commissioner of Police, CP Ibrahim Adamu Bakori, PhD. During the visit, the leader of the delegation, Justice Galumje, commended the Command for maintaining peace and order in the state, expressing satisfaction with the prevailing security situation. He also wished the Commissioner continued success in his duties.
In his response, CP Bakori pledged the Command’s unwavering commitment to crime prevention, management, and control, assuring that officers and men under his watch will continue to work closely with the PSC and other stakeholders to achieve effective policing and public safety.
