₦airaland Forum

General emperor: Morale hope ur Morales are high,
I luv Nigeria ad mst of all I luv Nigerians,we ar d most patient individuals in d world,
Onward till Next year,
Let us b interactn,wat hapens 2 people dat goes beyond d age limit cm end of dis year,hw wud such case b treated

To reply you on the age limit, please, kindly peruse the information page of the website (joinnigeriannavy.com). it states that '' applicants must be between the age of 22 & 28 by 31st december, 2013; which means that from now to 31st december, the list might be release. On the other hand, if it is released next year those above the age limit then are still eligible because they met the age requirement at the time of thier application.

since there's nobody willing to post for today due to the uncertainties surrounding the list. I would like to say Hi to every1 as we keep waiting

the list will be out this week atmost, and interview will be this month. While final selection (list for 6 months trainning in NDA with the army counterpart) will be released in january and the trainning commences in febuary

think ahead the list by preparing for the next step cos opportunity favours the prepared.

let's wait for next month it might be released then. cos if u check the site you applied for the job (joinnigeriannavy.com), one of the conditions (in the information page) has it that applicants must be between the age of 22&28 by december 2013. so there's hope for next month. this is my own contribution tn keep the thread booming.

na wa oo for NN! What is really happening?

Calyb: some1 should pls tell us what will happen 2maro. Your speculations reduces my anxiety. Missssfaaaaddd!! Where are u. ONWARD TOGETHER PEEPS

the thread is becoming cold due to the fact the speculators are now faced with the uncertainty surrounding the list. we will keep hoping friday of every week untill a day it will be released.

soonest we shall recieve the following text:
You were successful at the NN
DSSC 22 aptitude test held on
the 20 July 2013. You are to
report at Nigerian Navy
Secondary School, Borokiri, Port-
Harcourt, Rivers State for
selection board screening
commencing on ?

Osedidi: That list was dusted today and something happened to it, so if you have Oga at the top make calls now

tell us ur fabricated lie on what happened to the list after it was dusted. our hears are on ground...

if you are tired waiting for the list you can call the naval headquarter for your queries via: 08078406568
08104577415

jillaprincess: Hi. Any News for NN DssCt

check maybe thursday or friday

Thee venue is now free to accommodate us, which should be the cause of the list delay. Hopefully, it will be out this week.

flamesjay: Batch 22 trainees of the Nigerian
Navy Basic Training School have
successfully passed out on
Thursday 14 November 2013 at a
colourful parade held at the
school’s parade ground Onne,
near Port Harcourt.
Speaking at the occasion, the
Reviewing Officer and Chief of
the Naval Staff, Vice Admiral DJ
Ezeoba expressed delight that
the trainees have undergone 9
months of rigorous, physical and
naval professional training. This
has undoubtedly prepared them
torwards the attainment of his
vision for the Nigerian Navy
which is “To emplace a robust
and combat ready Navy that is
capable of effectively combating
security challenges in Nigeria’s
maritime domain including the
gulf of guinea for Nigeria’s
economic prosperity and
national development”.
He expressed satisfaction with
the very high standard of drill
skills exhibited by the trainees
particularly the silent drill and
unarmed combat
demonstrations, which he
attributed to the high level of
professional training they
received at the school. The Chief
of the Naval Staff then
admonished the graduating
trainees to maintain very high
standard of discipline and urged
them that prompt obedience of
superior orders must be their
watchword. “You must imbibe
total commitment to duty and
unalloyed loyalty to the Nigerian
Navy and the President and
Commander – in – Chief of the
Armed Forces of the Federal
Republic of Nigeria….. Your
overall conduct in the larger
society must be exemplary and
worthy of emulation,” he
remarked.
Batch 22 Trainees underwent an
initial 4 months training at the
Nigerian Army Depot Zaria in
consonance with the CNS
directive for more robust
training in view of the daunting
internal security challenges
facing the country. On
completion of their training in
Zaria, they returned to Nigerian
Navy Basic Training School
(NNBTS) Onne for further
training. With the successful
completion of the training, these
virile and capable ratings are
now ready for deployment to
various ships and establishments
in the Nigerian Navy.
Highlight of the Passing Out
Parade was the presentation of
awards to trainees who excelled
in various disciplines by the
Reviewing Officer. These
included Trainee Joshua Timothy
who won Commandant’s award
for best behaved trainee, Trainee
Owonam Peace Sunday (FOC
NAVTRAC’s award for best female
trainee in obstacle crossing),
Trainee Isaac Willians (FOC
NAVTRAC’s award for best male
trainee in obstacle crossing and
Trainee Onah Martina Margret
(CTOPS’ award for best female
trainee in marksmanship).
Other award winners were
Trainee Vincent Cletus (CTOPS’
award for best male trainee in
marksmanship), Trainee Rejoice
Bitrus (CNS award for best female
trainee swimmer) and Trainee
Otoworo Ebisuobo Amatoruye
(CNS award for best male trainee
swimmer). Trainee Iriojiogu John
Rennedy won the CNS award for
emerging as the best overall
trainee.

Batch 22 trainees of the Nigerian
Navy Basic Training School have
successfully passed out on
Thursday 14 November 2013 at a
colourful parade held at the
school’s parade ground Onne,
near Port Harcourt.
Speaking at the occasion, the
Reviewing Officer and Chief of
the Naval Staff, Vice Admiral DJ
Ezeoba expressed delight that
the trainees have undergone 9
months of rigorous, physical and
naval professional training. This
has undoubtedly prepared them
torwards the attainment of his
vision for the Nigerian Navy
which is “To emplace a robust
and combat ready Navy that is
capable of effectively combating
security challenges in Nigeria’s
maritime domain including the
gulf of guinea for Nigeria’s
economic prosperity and
national development”.
He expressed satisfaction with
the very high standard of drill
skills exhibited by the trainees
particularly the silent drill and
unarmed combat
demonstrations, which he
attributed to the high level of
professional training they
received at the school. The Chief
of the Naval Staff then
admonished the graduating
trainees to maintain very high
standard of discipline and urged
them that prompt obedience of
superior orders must be their
watchword. “You must imbibe
total commitment to duty and
unalloyed loyalty to the Nigerian
Navy and the President and
Commander – in – Chief of the
Armed Forces of the Federal
Republic of Nigeria….. Your
overall conduct in the larger
society must be exemplary and
worthy of emulation,” he
remarked.
Batch 22 Trainees underwent an
initial 4 months training at the
Nigerian Army Depot Zaria in
consonance with the CNS
directive for more robust
training in view of the daunting
internal security challenges
facing the country. On
completion of their training in
Zaria, they returned to Nigerian
Navy Basic Training School
(NNBTS) Onne for further
training. With the successful
completion of the training, these
virile and capable ratings are
now ready for deployment to
various ships and establishments
in the Nigerian Navy.
Highlight of the Passing Out
Parade was the presentation of
awards to trainees who excelled
in various disciplines by the
Reviewing Officer. These
included Trainee Joshua Timothy
who won Commandant’s award
for best behaved trainee, Trainee
Owonam Peace Sunday (FOC
NAVTRAC’s award for best female
trainee in obstacle crossing),
Trainee Isaac Willians (FOC
NAVTRAC’s award for best male
trainee in obstacle crossing and
Trainee Onah Martina Margret
(CTOPS’ award for best female
trainee in marksmanship).
Other award winners were
Trainee Vincent Cletus (CTOPS’
award for best male trainee in
marksmanship), Trainee Rejoice
Bitrus (CNS award for best female
trainee swimmer) and Trainee
Otoworo Ebisuobo Amatoruye
(CNS award for best male trainee
swimmer). Trainee Iriojiogu John
Rennedy won the CNS award for
emerging as the best overall
trainee.

kayles: I have a theory guys, the nn is waiting for both d army n airforce to come out wt their list so dat they dont repeat same names, if i'm gonna top it i'll just say my oga at d top told me so. Now the whole forum gets excited, curious n anxious, sm1 wld be askn how reliable my info is like its gonna change or put his/her name on d list. Well i've got no "OAT" and i'm just relying on my maker to do wats best for me cos i av faith in him and any1 cld just gab on d issue like its some kinda sport so dont be so enthusiastic abt wat u've hrd here or maybe smwhr else.

your theory has no base in explaining the delay of the list. it's pseudo-theory.what has NN got to do with repeatition of names, once you passed the test, your name will be there irrespective of it appearing in other arm of the military; inwhich selection to attend will be left for such applicant to make a choice. someone's name appeared in army and airforce, so, he has to make a choice on which one to attend.

kayles: I have a theory guys, the nn is waiting for both d army n airforce to come out wt their list so dat they dont repeat same names, if i'm gonna top it i'll just say my oga at d top told me so. Now the whole forum gets excited, curious n anxious, sm1 wld be askn how reliable my info is like its gonna change or put his/her name on d list. Well i've got no "OAT" and i'm just relying on my maker to do wats best for me cos i av faith in him and any1 cld just gab on d issue like its some kinda sport so dont be so enthusiastic abt wat u've hrd here or maybe smwhr else.

your theory has no base in explaining the delay of the list. it's pseudo-theory.what has NN got to do with repeatition of names, once you passed the test, your name will be there irrespective of it appearing in other arm of the military; inwhich selection to attend will be left for such applicant to make a choice. someone's name appeared in army and airforce, so, he has to make a choice on which one to attend.

na this week things e go be. Starting 4rm 2moro.

Finally! Finally!! Finally!!!














The list didn't come out today... Let's hope next week.

our list don waka far and may come back anytime. NN no serious.

are we still waiting?

let's hope for tomorrow since NAF av started sending sms to selected applicants and would paste the list 2moro.

nwekesimon68: For which people?

For NNBTS

nwekesimon68: For which people?

For NBTS

pamela234: I heard the long awaited dssc 22 list has been out for the past 3 weeks. Is it true

it should be dat of the Nigerian Army

kwajay1: Good day prospective officers. This is an information going out to you all. If u like believe and if u like don't. Your list will comeout this Thursday or Friday, the delay has been due to lack of location for prospective candidate. The navy sec sch borikiri is still in session but For now, the present nnbts trainee will be thru with their training this thirsday @ Onne and the venue will.be free for you guyz to come in and have your interview process. I wish us all the very best. I strongly doubt if the names appear on news paper, though anything can happen. They may use the news paper also but previous list has been online.

your contribution seem to be a genuine reason for the list delay. lets keep waiting till friday

if u don tire waiting for d list, o ya innundate them wit ur messages. Send them to tell@navy.mil.ng

has any1 checked d papers dis morning?

you can start checking ur names in national dalies and the site by tomorrow.
ONward tOgether

solidman59: The so-called week we have been waiting ƒσя is passing by so fast and nothing yet. Missfads your reputation is on line oh. Abeg make d list nvr come out oh, I get interview on d 18th

. Make i hear... You go choose one be that nah. Cos na that 18th e go show

so nothing yet. Na wa o!

wat of PG? Nothing has been said on them. Any info abt d PGs? Help us verify abt our fate

we re still waiting... Has any visited d newspaper vendor? Any show?

Asekhaen: @ last...it's out! Gud wonders!










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Na now my own play start...since una don serious *tongue out*

hahahaha! Also log on to the site by 12pm u might see the list