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CDCFIB 2025 Screening: Full List of Approved Physical Verification Centres Nationwide

by NGEmpower Team
December 1, 2025
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State-by-state CDCFIB verification centres for Immigration, Civil Defence, Fire and Correctional Services
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The Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board has officially released the comprehensive list of physical verification centres for the 2025 recruitment exercise. This development is important for all shortlisted applicants under the Nigeria Immigration Service, Nigeria Correctional Service, Federal Fire Service and the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps.

The physical verification stage remains one of the most decisive phases of the recruitment process. It is where the board confirms each applicant’s identity, validates documents and verifies physical fitness before allowing candidates to progress to the final stage of selection.

This updated guide provides the full list of CDCFIB-approved verification centres, important instructions from the board, what applicants should expect, and a breakdown of the screening procedure to help candidates prepare without mistakes.

NgEmpower.com mission is to keep Nigerian youths informed with verified recruitment updates, empowerment opportunities and practical guides and this article delivers all the information needed to navigate the CDCFIB verification stage without fear or confusion.

Update : The selection of date and venue for physical screening starts today December 1st 2025, and scheduled to end on the 3rd of December 2025. 

 

Why the CDCFIB Physical Verification Stage Is Important

Physical verification is much more than document checking. It is a compulsory stage designed to:

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  • Confirm applicants’ identity and credentials

  • Check for document authenticity and consistency

  • Verify physical fitness and general appearance

  • Prevent impersonation and fraudulent applications

  • Ensure applicants meet the requirements for uniformed security services

This is the stage where many applicants who passed the Computer-Based Test (CBT) are screened out due to missing documents, age discrepancies, altered certificates or physical issues.

Important Instructions for All Shortlisted Candidates

The CDCFIB has issued strict guidelines for applicants who will participate in the verification exercise. All shortlisted candidates must:

1. Report Only to Their Assigned State Centre

You must attend screening in your assigned state of origin or state of application.
Changing states or appearing at another centre may lead to disqualification.

2. Arrive Early at the Verification Venue

Verification officers follow strict schedules. Arriving late can cause you to miss the exercise.

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3. Bring All Required Documents (Original & Photocopies)

This includes:

  • O’level certificates

  • Birth certificate

  • Certificate of origin

  • Valid identification document (NIN slip or national ID card)

  • Application slip

  • Passport photographs

Any missing document can automatically disqualify a candidate.

4. Follow Security Protocols

Applicants must remain orderly, calm and respectful. All instructions from verification officers must be followed.

5. Avoid Fake CDCFIB Agents

The board does not send representatives outside official centres. No payment is required for verification.

What Candidates Should Expect During Physical Verification

Many candidates want to know what actually happens during the CDCFIB physical screening. The process usually includes:

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Document Review

Officials will compare your original documents with your online submissions. Any inconsistency may result in immediate disqualification.

Identity Verification

Your photograph, NIN details and application slip must match your physical appearance.

Physical Assessment

Height checks, chest measurements (for male applicants), physical grooming and fitness observations may be conducted.

File Organization Check

Candidates with disorganized or missing documents may be asked to step aside.

Background Questions

Officers may ask simple questions about your identity, state of origin, education and application details to confirm authenticity.

This phase is strict because the board wants only individuals who meet the professional, physical and character requirements of Nigeria’s security agencies.

Screening Day Checklist: What You Must Bring

To avoid mistakes on screening day, candidates should prepare the following items:

  • A clear file containing original documents

  • Photocopies of all certificates (at least 2 per document)

  • 2 or more passport photographs

  • Printed invitation slip

  • Pen and notebook

  • Water bottle & light snacks

  • Face towel for heat or sweat

  • NIN slip or ID card

  • Power bank (optional)

  • Simple dressing (no extravagant styles)

This checklist is crucial because many candidates fail due to forgotten or misplaced documents.

Common Mistakes That Lead to Disqualification

Several errors have led to candidates being screened out in past CDCFIB verifications. Avoid the following:

  • Arriving after the verification window

  • Bringing photocopies without originals

  • Document inconsistencies, especially age or school records

  • Laminated certificates that cannot be authenticated

  • Wrong state or venue attendance

  • Tattoos or visible body markings (some services restrict this)

  • Aggressive behaviour at the venue

  • Giving your documents to strangers to “help you arrange them”

Being prepared and organized is the best way to succeed.

Full List of Official CDCFIB Physical Verification Centres Nationwide

Below is the full and verified list of approved centres for the 2025 CDCFIB screening exercise across Nigeria in all 36 states.

This list includes centres for all four services:

  • Nigeria Immigration Service

  • Nigeria Correctional Service

  • Federal Fire Service

  • Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps

ABIA STATE

NCoS State Command, Along Enugu–Port Harcourt Expressway, Mgbarakuma Ubakala, Umuahia

ADAMAWA STATE

NIS State Command, Adamawa

AKWA IBOM STATE

NCoS State Command, Plot 11 Block C Attan Offot, Uyo

ANAMBRA STATE

NCoS State Command, Federal Secretariat Complex, Awka

BAUCHI STATE

NCoS Zonal Office, Bauchi

BAYELSA STATE

NCoS State Command, Capt. Amangala Street, Ovom, Yenagoa

BENUE STATE

NIS State Command, Makurdi

BORNO STATE

NCoS State Command, Baga Road, Maiduguri

CROSS RIVER STATE

NCoS State Command, Murtala Muhammed Highway, 11/11 Bus Stop, Calabar

DELTA STATE

NCoS State Command, Km 6 Asaba–Benin Expressway, Asaba

EBONYI STATE

NCoS State Command, No. 21 Nnorom Street, Mile 50, Abakaliki

ENUGU STATE

Correctional Training Service, Enugu

EDO STATE

NCoS State Command, Reservation Road, Off Sapele Road, Benin City

EKITI STATE

NCoS State Command, Fayose Estate, Off Ado Road, Ado Ekiti

GOMBE STATE

NIS State Command, Gombe

IMO STATE

Correctional Armed Squad Training School, Onitsha Road, By Assumpta Press Junction, Irete–Owerri

JIGAWA STATE

NCoS State Command, Along Takur Site, Dutse

KADUNA STATE (Two Approved Centres)

Centre 1: Correctional Service Staff College, Barnawa
Centre 2: Correctional Training School, Independence Way

KANO STATE (Two Approved Centres)

Centre 1: Immigration Training School, Kano
Centre 2: NCoS State Command, No. 1 Mission Road, Bompai, Nasarawa

KATSINA STATE

NCoS State Command, Room 41, Dandagoro, Near Mega Filling Station, Federal Secretariat

KEBBI STATE

Correctional Training College, Birnin Kebbi

KOGI STATE

NIS State Command, Lokoja

KWARA STATE

NCoS State Command, Behind Old Herald Newspapers Office, Flower Garden Area, Ilorin

LAGOS STATE (Three Approved Centres)

Centre 1: Correctional Training College, Kirikiri, Apapa
Centre 2: NIS Zonal Headquarters, Old Secretariat Road, GRA–Ikeja
Centre 3: Federal Fire Service Training School, Western Avenue, Ojuelegba

NASARAWA STATE

NIS State Command, Nasarawa

NIGER STATE

NSCDC Zonal Office, Old State Secretariat Complex, Minna

OGUN STATE

NSCDC College of Security Management, Abeokuta

ONDO STATE

NCoS State Command, Opposite NDELA Office, Alagbaka, Akure

OSUN STATE

NCoS State Command, Adjacent Osun State House of Assembly Complex, Osogbo

OYO STATE

NCoS State Command, Opp. State Government Secretariat, Agodi, Ibadan

PLATEAU STATE

Civil Defence Command and Staff College, Jos

RIVERS STATE

Immigration Training School, Ahoada

SOKOTO STATE

Immigration Command and Staff College, Sokoto

TARABA STATE

NCoS State Command, Off Specialist Hospital Road, Jalingo

YOBE STATE

NSCDC State Command, Federal Secretariat Complex, Damaturu

ZAMFARA STATE

NCoS State Command, Temporary Office Malam Yahaya, Federal Secretariat Complex, Gusau

FCT ABUJA (Four Approved Centres)

Centre 1: Lt. Gen. Abdulrahman Bello Dambazau Hall, NCoS HQ, Airport Road
Centre 2: Mohammad Babandede Conference Hall, NIS HQ, Airport Road
Centre 3: FFS FCT Command, Kubwa Metropolitan Fire Station
Centre 4: Dr. Ade Abolurin Auditorium, NSCDC Headquarters, Airport Road

Portal Troubleshooting Tips for Candidates

Many candidates struggle with the CDCFIB portal, especially during peak hours. Use these tips:

  • Avoid logging in during late evenings when traffic is high

  • Clear browser cache before logging in

  • Use Chrome or Firefox for best performance

  • Disable VPN to avoid IP blocking

  • If the dashboard fails to load, wait and retry after 15 minutes

  • If password fails, reset immediately

Final Advice for All CDCFIB Applicants

The board has emphasized that:

  • Only shortlisted candidates will be allowed inside verification centres

  • There will be no change of centres, dates or states

  • All required documents must be presented in person

  • Candidates must conduct themselves professionally

  • No payment, favour or “help” can influence screening

NgEmpower.com will continue to provide verified updates, recruitment tips and detailed guides to help you prepare for each stage.

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