Nigerian Army enlistment: Army urges applicants to be weary of fraudsters

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The leadership of the Nigerian Army has warned prospective intakes into 78 Regular Recruit Intake of the Nigerian Army against falling victim of fraudsters.

In a release by the acting Director Army Public Relations, Colonel Sagir Musa said that registration into the force is free.

Musa who gave a breakdown of what would be required from the prospective candidates, asked them to desist from giving anyone gratification and to have the courage to report anyone that demands for such.

According to the army spokesman, selection into the Army is carried out in line with the NA policy and guidelines on recruitment as contained in the Harmonized Terms and Condition of Service Soldiers/Rating and Airmen Revised 2017 Edition to determine.

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The release read “It has come to the notice of the Headquarters Nigerian Army (NA) that some fraudsters are going about scamming unsuspecting potential recruits/applicants of 78 Regular Recruit Intake by requesting them for monetary inducement in return for enlistment into the NA.

“In the light of this menace, the NA wishes to again alert and inform the public that selection into the service is free (without any charges or inducement) from the point of application online through the NA portal, – to the last stage of the selection process which are in phases.

“The phases range from credential screening, medical test, physical and mental test, aptitude test and to oral interview.

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“The selection into the Army is also carried out in line with the NA policy and guidelines on recruitment as contained in the Harmonized Terms and Condition of Service Soldiers/Rating and Airmen Revised 2017 Edition to determine and select suitable physically and mentally fit young able bodied men/women for the NA.

“Some of the guidelines are as follows:

            a.         Applicant must be a Nigerian Citizen by birth and possess a             National identity Card.

            b.         Possess a minimum of 4 credits in not more than 2 sittings in             WASSCE/GCE/NECO/NABTEB.  One of the credits must be in English Language.

            c.         Be between the ages of 18 – 22 years for non-           tradesmen/women. While tradesmen/women must be between the   ages of 18 – 26 years at the time of enlistment.

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“In view of the above, the NA wishes to advise candidates to desist from giving gratification to anyone in the guise of helping them to gain enlistment into the NA.

“Prospective candidates/applicants are advised to resist such temptation and have the courage to report such illegal act to the most senior recruitment staff or military police personnel available at the recruitment ground for necessary action.

“Remember the act of giving or receiving bribe is a criminal offence in which both the giver and receiver are culpable and punishable under the law.

“To this end, members of the public are hereby advised to further report any individual or group of people requesting gratification from potential recruits to the Headquarters Directorate of Recruitment, Resettlement and Reserve.


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