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Nigerian Army Opens Online Registration for 91 Regular Recruits Intake 2026

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Nigerian Army opens online registration for 91 Regular Recruits Intake from March 30 to May 17, 2026. Eligible Nigerians can apply free of charge

The Nigerian Army has opened online registration for its 91 Regular Recruits Intake Exercise, offering opportunities to tradesmen, women, and non-trades applicants.

Also read: Adebayo Slams Tinubu, Says He “Messed Up” Opportunity

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Registration starts on March 30, 2026, and ends May 17, 2026, with no fees for qualified Nigerian citizens.

Applicants must meet strict eligibility requirements, including being single, Nigerian by birth, medically and psychologically fit, possessing valid NIN and BVN slips, and having at least four WASSCE/GCE/NECO/NABTEB/NBAIS passes.

Tradesmen/women must also hold a Trade Test or City and Guild Certificate.

Age limits are 18–22 for non-trades and up to 26 for trades applicants. Minimum height requirements are 1.68m for males and 1.65m for females.

The recruitment process emphasises transparency, with all documents verified by issuing authorities. Candidates with falsified documents will be prosecuted, and no pre-selection is allowed.

Screening will take place in candidates’ states of origin, and shortlisted names will be published on the Nigerian Army website.

Benefits of joining include career stability, continuous military training, regular pay and allowances, access to education, social integration, medical care, pension, and opportunities to serve locally and internationally.

Also read: Adebayo Slams Tinubu, Says He “Messed Up” Opportunity

For more information and to apply, visit the official Nigerian Army recruitment website.

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Obasa Calls for Collective Action to Tackle Insecurity, Commends Tinubu

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Lagos Assembly Speaker says security is a shared responsibility, calling on citizens to work with government to promote peace, justice and national unity

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Insecurity: Governor Dauda Lawal Commends Troops for Recovering Ammunitions, Rustled Cattle

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Zamfara State Executive Governor, Dr Dauda Lawal has commended the troops for their efforts and commitment to the fight against banditry in the state.

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On Saturday, the Violence Crime Response Unit (VCRU) of the Zamfara Police Command successfully recovered 329 cattle and 175 sheep from bandits in the Gambanda forest in Gummi Local Government.

Governor Lawal, while appreciating the troops, described the Zamfara State Police’s renewed efforts as encouraging and promising in the fight against banditry.

He said, “I commend the effort of all the security operatives in Zamfara State, especially the Zamfara State Police Command, for its resilience, bravery and commitment in recovering 329 cattle, 175 sheep, weapons and ammunition from bandits.

“The police engaged and overpowered the bandits in Gambanda forest in Gummi local government area, which led to the recovery.

“This commendable action reflects their tireless work in the face of challenges posed by criminal elements and underscores the police’s role in protecting the livelihoods of the people of Zamfara State.

“The remarkable display of bravery and the successful recovery of livestock and weapons highlight the strong leadership of the Commissioner of Police, CP Ahmed Muhammad Bello. His guidance has been instrumental in improving public safety and combating banditry.

“My administration remains committed to providing support to all security agencies in their efforts to ensure safety and security for our people.”

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Insecurity: FESCANG Calls for Tougher Anti-Terrorism Legislation

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FESCANG urges tougher laws against kidnappers, calling for stricter penalties, intelligence reforms and special courts to combat insecurity

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