Kaduna State has maintained its lead with the highest number of applicants at 40,272, while Anambra has the lowest with 1,664. Other states with significant numbers of applicants include Adamawa, Borno, Benue, Katsina, Bauchi, and Kano. On the other end, Ebonyi, Lagos, Bayelsa, and Abia have comparatively lower numbers of applicants.
The commission’s spokesperson, Ikechukwu Ani, shared these details in a statement, shedding light on the progress of the recruitment exercise.
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