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Nigerian Army begins recruitment exercise [SEE HOW TO APPLY]

The Nigerian Army has announced the commencement of online registration into 83 Regular Recruit Intake for both Trades/Non Tradesmen and women.

A statement by the Nigerian Army said the online registration  commenced on 7 March and will end on 13 May 2022.

The online exercise was made public in a statement posted on Nigerian Army’s verified Facebook page.

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The statement reads partly:

“This is to inform the general public & all interested applicants that online application for 83 Regular Recruits Intake for Non-Tradesmen & women has commenced. Application starts 7 March  & ends 13 May 2022. Application Is Free, visit www.recruitment.army.mil.ng”

 

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