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Nigerian Navy announces 2026 Batch 39 recruitment, sets October 31 deadline

The Nigerian Navy has announced recruitment for the 2026 Batch 39 Basic Training School, with applications scheduled to open on October 2 and close on October 31, 2026. The post Nigerian Navy announces 2026 Batch 39 recruitment, sets October 31 deadline appeared first on Nairametrics .

The Nigerian Navy has announced an upcoming recruitment exercise for the 2026 Batch 39 Basic Training School. Applications will be accepted from October 2 to October 31, 2026. The Navy encourages eligible Nigerians to apply through its official recruitment portal, provided they meet the educational, age, physical, and medical requirements.

Successful applicants will receive basic military training and will be recruited as Ordinary Seamen upon completion. Specific age and educational criteria apply for applicants in sub-categories such as Chaplain/Imam Assistants and Drivers/Mechanics. Tradesmen seeking roles like tailoring, carpentry, and welding must possess relevant Trade Test certificates.

English proficiency is mandatory; those unable to communicate in basic English risk disqualification. Applicants must print and submit an acknowledgement form, parent or guardian consent form, Local Government attestation form, and guarantor’s certification form. The Navy has cautioned against paying for recruitment assistance and emphasized that the process is free.

Only one application per candidate is allowed. The recruitment comes at a time when many Nigerians are grappling with employment pressures, as evidenced by recent reports indicating a significant number of job losses and the Federal Government's initiative to attract global employers and create export-linked jobs.

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