Recruitment: Nigerian Army Opens Applications for Fresh Intakes, Gives Details on How to Apply
- The process for the recruitment of the Nigerian Army's 85 Regular Recruit Intake has just commenced
- The announcement for the recruitment exercise was made by the Nigerian Army on Tuesday, March 14
- According to the Nigerian Army, the application process is free, and forms can be obtained on a website provided by the institution
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The Nigerian Army has announced its annual online application for 85 Regular Recruit Intakes is open.
A statement shared by the Nigerian Army on its official Twitter account on Tuesday, March 14, said the recruitment process is for interested applicants who are non-tradesmen and women.
The statement by the Army also said that the application process commenced on Monday, March 13, and will run through to April 14, 2023.
Source: UGC
The general public has also been informed that application for the 85 Regular Recruitment process is free.
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Further details about the application form can be found on the website provided by the Nigerian Army (https://recruitment.army.mil.ng/darrr).
The Nigerian Army also warned that any list gotten outside its website is not a valid one.
The tweet said:
"PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT
"This is to inform the general public & all interested applicants that online application for 85 Regular Recruits Intake for Non-Tradesmen & women has commenced. Application starts 13 March & ends 14 April 2023. Application Is Free at https://recruitment.army.mil.ng/darrr."
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