NDLEA Final List 2023: 2nd & 3rd Batch Shortlist Is Out
The list of NDLEA shortlisted applicants for 2023/2024 is now available. If you’re looking for the merit list, final list, or supplementary list, carefully read this post as we walk you through the verification process.
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) recently performed a recruitment exercise, and the application portal has not been closed for long.
Following the closing of the NDLEA recruiting portal, those who were able to apply have been looking online for the names of successful applicants.
Is the NDLEA Final List for 2023 Out
Yes, the list of NDLEA shortlisted candidates for 2023/2024 is now available. Applicants for the job should check their names on the online application page. Aside from that, you can obtain the PDF with the complete names of all shortlisted candidates and carefully review it to see if your name is among them. Following that, we recommend that you follow the few actions outlined below.
How Will I Know If NDLEA Has Selected My Name
To find out if your name has been shortlisted by the NDLEA, you will first receive an email or SMS notification. However, if you did not receive notification from NDLEA that you have been shortlisted, follow the steps below to access the online list.
How to Download NDLEA Final List in 2023
Step 1: Because the shortlist is available online, you will first proceed to the NDLEA job application portal at www.ndlea.gov.ng.
Step 2: Slowly scroll down the page until you find the list of successful applicants PDF, then click to download.
Step 3: Navigate to your download folder and open the PDF file using Adobe Reader or another tool of your choosing.
Step 4: To conveniently locate your data, enter your name or application number into the search bar. You could also go through the PDF page by page to see if your name is among the shortlisted candidates.
What Should I Do After Looking at the NDLEA Shortlist
After successful applications have been shortlisted, a screening exercise will be done, according to the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) recruitment process. With this knowledge, you should either review relevant materials such as NDLEA aptitude test past questions, study guides, and so on. Aside from that, you must guarantee that all the documents, including academic and professional certifications, that you uploaded throughout the application process are readily available, i.e. are currently with you. This is because candidates will be asked to submit those documents, as well as the interview invitation and application acknowledgement page, during the screening process.
These are the essential details about the NDLEA shortlisted candidates; if you have any questions, please leave them in the comments section below.
