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Police academy releases screening timetable for 13th regular course

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The Nigeria Police Academy has released the screening timetable for its 13th Regular Course. Find out dates, requirements, and CBT schedule for the Police Read More: https://punchng.com/police-academy-releases-screening-timetable-for-13th-regular-course/

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