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Recruitment: Police, PSC face-off deepens, IG heads to Supreme Court

On Wednesday, the court held that the IGP and the NPF lacked the power to recruit the constables.

In an unanimous decision, Justice Olabisi Ige, who led the three-man panel, stated that the Police Service Commission is the body saddled with the responsibility. On Friday, the IGP and the NPF, through their lawyer, Alex Izinyon , wrote to PSC Chairman to stay action.The notice of appeal said the Court of Appeal “erred in law when they held that the provision of section 71 of the Nigeria Police Regulations 1968 made pursuant to section 46 of the Police Act is inconsistent with the provision of paragraph 30 Part I of the Third Schedule to the 1999 Constitution”.

It stated that section 71 of the Nigeria Police Regulations 1968 conferred on the IGP “the power and responsibility of enlisting recruit constables”, while the provision of “Paragraph 30 Part I of the Third Schedule to the 1999 Constitution and section 6 of the Police Service Commission Act, 2001, the 1st respondent is empowered to appoint persons to offices in the 1st appellant”.

They are asking the Supreme Court to set aside the Court of Appeal judgment, dismiss the appeal filed by the PSC, and affirm the judgment of the Federal High Court delivered on December 2, 2019.

 

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