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Welcome to River Polac.
River Polac is one of the great rivers in Nigeria Police Academy, Wudil Kano. It is a river and an obstacle that every cadet must pass through in order to be a successful policeman or woman in Nigeria. A lot happens in the so called river polac such includes fishing, washing, diving, swimming, training and lots more. Actions that lead to river polac are numerous and it is hard athat any cadet passes through the academy without visiting the river once.
The origin of the Nigeria Police Academy dates back to the early 80s when the Government of Nigeria in 1981 requested the British Government to make available to Nigeria, some united Kingdom Police officers to assess the training needs of the Nigeria Police.
The Academy officially took off simultaneously in 1988 at two temporary campuses; the Police training school Challawa, Kano where cadet Inspectors were trained; and the Police college Kaduna, where cadet ASPs were trained.
The two campuses were merged and relocated to its permanent site in Wudil, Kano, after its was formerly Commissioned on the 2nd April,1996, by then Head of State and Commander in Chief of the Armed forces, General Sani Abacha, GCON, dss, mni., with the expectation that the Academy will be affiliated to a University for degree awarding courses.
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF ESTABLISHING NIGERIA POLICE ACADEMY
The aims and objectives of establishing the Police academy are as follows:
 To provide an institution capable of producing qualitative manpower especially at the ASP and Inspectorate cadre, in order to meet up with the middle level manpower requirements of the Nigeria Police Force.
 To equip trainees with competences backed by sound academic background, high professional and moral standards for effective law enforcement and selfless service to the Nation.
ENTRANCE REQUIREMENT
The basic qualification required for enlistment into the Academy for the two cadres are as follows:
1) A University Degree (second class lower) or HND ( Upper Credit) from a recognized University or Polytechnic for cadet ASPs and a school leaving certificate (WAEC or NECO ) with at least five credits including English language and mathematics for the cadet Inspectors.
2) The applicant must not be above 28yrs of age for cadet ASPs and 24yrs for cadet Inspectors. 3.
3) Applicant must be physically fit.
4) Must not be less than 1.56 meters (5ft 4 inches) for female.
a. Expanded chest measurement of 40 cm (36 inches) for men.
b.The applicant must not be an ex- convict.
c. Must be a Nigerian d. He or She must be medically fit.
DURATION OF STUDIES
Both cadet ASPs and cadet Inspectors programmes run for 72 weeks i.e. (18 months) and it is segmented into three stages; namely: Basic stage last for six (6) months. Intermediate stage for six (6) months and advanced stage for six (6) months.
COURSES: - Throughout the 18 months duration; the cadets are taken through the following courses.
A. BASIC STAGE SIX (6) MONTHS
1. Documentation/screening, attestation and oath taking
2. Drill courses
3. Police Duties
4. Laws, criminal law of evidence and criminal procedure
5. Four (4) weeks first - Aid lay lectures
6. One month attachment
B. INTERMEDIATE STAGE SIX (6) MONTHS
1. Drill courses
2. Police Duties
3. Laws, criminal law of evidence and criminal procedure
4. Four (4) weeks first - Aid lay lecture courses
5. Four (4) weeks detective courses.
6. Four (4) weeks citizenship and leadership training course.
C. ADVANCE STAGE SIX (6) MONTHS
1. Drill courses
2. Police Duties
3. Laws, criminal law of evidence and criminal procedure
4. Four (4) weeks Police mobile force training
5. One (1) week Police educational visit
6. Four (4) weeks interview
7. Four (4) weeks passing out parade practice (POP)
After the training, the cadets are passed out as ASPs and Inspectors respectively and are posted to state commands to undergo another one year attachment to acquire practical experience before they are finally allowed to stand on their own.
The selection into the Academy is done on quota basis i.e. each state of the federation is given an equal number of slots, e.g. 12 persons from each state. Selection starts from the state level to zonal level and finally the Force Headquarters Abuja. The Police service commission has the sole responsibility of appointment into the Nigeria Police force, application forms are obtainable from the Police service commission or Force Headquarters websites after advertisement in National News, the Media and websites.