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Esji80:
Good day fellow applicants, I tried several browsers to upload passport but the UPLoad Passport doesnt respond or load to allow me select the passport for upload.when clicked it doesnt respond. I have tried Chrome,IE,firfox and Opera at midnight. Please help.The passport size is less than 30kb

change your subscription. Some sub. Cannot click to upload pictures. I had similar experience but i later do one day sub and it was OK

kizygist:
Thanks for this write up. Google has a lot of product but the only success I record for them include gmail, search console, adsense, search and some others. How to apply for federal fire service recruitment 2017
http://trendyupdates.com.ng/apply-federal-fire-service-recruitment-2017-portal-fedfire-gov-ng/

has it started?

gabng:
What do you mean by Direct Entry? Pre-University instead of UTME?

It does not matter. You just need the following:-

- Bsc/HND : Cadet Assistant Superintendent of Police
- OND/NCE : Cadet Inspector
- O'Level : Cadet Constable

ok. Thanks. I thought is there Normal police defence Academy

gabng:
Say what you know.
I have a male & female Acquittance
Both applied pre December 2016
The male just passed out of police college Jo's last week as an ASP.
The female is graduating in September 2017 from PTS Ikeja as a Constable.
Both got into the force on merit without any connection.
Say what you know.

please do they accept direct entry?

NnaNna4:
You need flogging for quoting this lengthy write up [font=Lucida Sans Unicode]

hahaha, sorry sir my prospective airforce officer. How r u doing

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http://www.allsciencestudies.com/2016/02/free-download-text-book-of-electrical_15.html#more[sup][/sup] CIVIL DEFENCE, FIRE, IMMIGRATION, AND PRISONS SERVICES BOARD (CDFIPB)

ADVERTISEMENT FOR VACANCIES

Applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for full time appointments to fill existing vacancies in the following positions in the Nigeria Immigration Service:

POSITIONS

CATEGORY A: Superintendent Cadre
Assistant Superintendent of Immigration II (ASI II) General Duty, CONPASS 08:
Applicants must possess first degree from recognized universities.

CATEGORY B: Inspectorate Cadre

Senior Inspector of Immigration(SII) General Duty, CONPASS 08:
Applicants must be holders of HND obtained from recognized institutions.
Assistant Inspector of Immigration (AII) General Duty, Secretaries and Other Specialized Fields, CONPASS 06:
Applicants must be holders of NCE / ND obtained from recognized institutions.

CATEGORY C: Assistant Cadre

Immigration Assistant III (IAIII) General Duty, CONPASS 03: Applicants must be holders of Ordinary Level SSCE/GCE/ NECO or their equivalents with a minimum of four (4) Credits in not more than two (2) sittings which should include English and Mathematics from recognized institutions.

CATEGORY D: Assistant Cadre

Immigration Assistant III (IAIII) ARTISANS, CONPASS 03
Motor driver/Mechanics
Applicants must be holders of Ordinary Level SSCE, or its equivalents and appropriate Trade Test certificates.

2. METHOD OF APPLICATION

Application is online through www.nisrecruitment.org.ng Candidates are advised to print out the referee form which must be duly completed for submission during screening.

3. SUBMISSION OF APPLICATIONS

Applications should be submitted online within six (6) weeks of this publication

4. STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS FOR RECRUITMENT:

A. Requirements

i. Applicant must be Nigerian by birth.
ii. Applicants must possess the requisite qualifications and Certificates. Any certificate or qualification not declared and accepted at the recruitment centre shall not be accepted after recruitment.
Iii Applicant must be medically fit and present certificate of medical fitness from any government hospital.
iv. Applicant must be of good character and must not have been convicted of any criminal offence;
v. Applicant must not be a member of a secret society, cult, a drug addict e.t.c.;
vi. Applicant must be free from financial embarrassment;
vii. Applicant must be between the ages of 18-30 years.
Viii Applicant’s height must not be less than 1.65m for males and 1.60m for females;
Viii Applicant’s chest measurement of not less than 0.87m for men.
ix. Computer literacy will be an added advantage.

B. Applicants with any of the following disabilities need not apply:
i. Impediment in speech (stammerer/dumb)
ii. Gross malformation of teeth
iii. Knocked knees
iv. Bent knees
v. Bow legs
vi. K-legs
vii. Flat foot
viii. Limb legs
ix. Bent arms/deformed hands/fracture
x. Defective eye sight (squint-eye, crossed eye, one-eyed and total blindness)
xi. Amputation of any part of physical body
xii. Hearing impaired (deaf)
xiii. Hunched back
xiv. Obesity
xv. Pregnancy
xvi. Medical challenges and any other physical deformity not mentioned

5. COMPUTER BASED TEST

There shall be computer based test for shortlisted candidates. Appropriate time and date shall be communicated to such persons.

6. APPLICATION
Candidates are expected to log into the website www.nisrecruitment.org.ng fill and submit the application form online. THIS APPLICATION IS ABSOLUTELY FREE

7. CLOSING
All applications are expected to be made within six (6) weeks from the date of this publication.

SIGNED:
Sunday Dan Ogu, FCAI
Secretary to the Board /quote]

I could have love to create an air force watsap group to err our view but my phone is...

simplyme17:
I think is different. I will advice you should get your Local govt certificate along side with the local govt attestation. To be on a safer side though

but local government is to attest where I am from...

BabajideAdedeji:
I think i'm not alone in this.....i know of 2 other pple having same issue

there is need for airforce watsap group oooo

BabajideAdedeji:
i think they should fix it. Because we (civillians) dont have a unit, date of deployment stated in the printout. Best thing is to get your LG cert ready...buh na still july sef abeg

i printed out 3 forms, one is to be sign by parents but non to be sign by others except for a serving military personnel, so wat can we do?

BabajideAdedeji:
I think i'm not alone in this.....i know of 2 other pple having same issue

local government attestation form is the same thing as your local government of origin.

Hiroshize:
[center][center]Application Guidelines
PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY[/center][b][/b]

Online Registration Starts on 18 May 2017 and Closes on 15 June 2017.
APPLICATION GUIDELINES

APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FROM QUALIFIED NIGERIANS FOR DIRECT SHORT SERVICE COMMISSION INTO THE NIGERIAN AIR FORCE IN THE UNDERLISTED DEPARTMENTS:

1. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
MS.c/ BSc./HND Computer Software Engineer, Data Administrator, Network Administrator/ Engineer, Network Security Experts, Web master, Info Tech/Computer Science, Computer Engineering/Electrical & Electronics Engineering.

2. MEDICALS

a. MBBS, MB ch D

b. Consultant –Ophthalmologist

c. Consultant - Surgeon

d. Consultant- Physician

e. Consultant - O & G ( Female)

f. Consultant - Pediatrics

g. Consultant - Radiologist

h. Consultant - Orthopedic

i. Consultant - Family medicine

j. Consultant - Anesthetists

3. DENTAL SURGERY

BDS, B ch D



4. NURSES – B.SC/ RN AND RM (DOUBLE QUALIFICATION)

Must possess B.NSc with RN/RM or HND with RN/RM. BSc Nursing with any other qualifications in nursing field such as ICU, A&E, Theatre, Ophthalmic and Nurse Anesthetics will be an added advantage. Candidates must have a current Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN) license to practice as a Nurse.

5. SPECIAL FORCES
Must posses BA in PE and must be well built physically with not less than 1.78m height.

6. EDUCATION
B. Ed Mathematics/Computer Science, B.Ed English, B. Ed Physics, B. Ed Chemistry, BSc Guidance & Counselling( Female).

7. ACCOUNTING

BSc/HND Accounting



GENERAL INFORMATION TO CANDIDATES

1. Applicants must possess a minimum of Second Class Upper for holders of First degree and Upper Credit for HND holders. Computer literacy will be an added advantage.

2. Applicants must possess NYSC Discharge Certificate or Letter of Exemption from NYSC at the time of applying for DSSC.

3. Applicants must possess certificates of full registration with their respective statutory professional bodies in Nigeria where applicable.

4. Male applicants must not be less than 1.66 meters tall while female applicants must not be less than 1.63 meters tall. However, candidates applying for special forces must not be less than 1.78m height and must be physically well built.

5. Applicants should be between 22 and 30 years of age by 31st December 2017. Any age declaration done earlier than 5 years to this exercise will not be acceptable. Those who will be older than 30 years by 31st December 2017 need not apply, except for Consultants.

6. Applicants are to make a choice from the centers below for the Zonal Enlistment Exercise.

a. Nigerian Air Force Base, Makurdi

b. Nigerian Air Force Base, Bauchi

c. Sam Ethnan Air Force Base, Ikeja – Lagos

d. 113 Helicopter Combat Training Group, Enugu

e. 115 Special Operations Group, Port Harcourt

f. Nigerian Air Force Base, Kawo – Kaduna

7. Interested applicants are to apply free of charge online at www.airforce.mil.ng

8. Zonal Enlistment Exercise will hold from 1 - 8 July 2017.

9. Shortlisted Applicants are to bring the following to the Zonal Enlistment Centers:

Birth Certificate
Originals of Education Certificates and NYSC Discharge Certificate
Letter of Attestation of Good Character
Attestation of Parent / Guardian Consent Form
Attestation of Local Government Area Form
Acknowledgment Card
Writing Materials (for aptitude test)
Applicants are warned against giving false information as information supplied will be used to evaluate your suitability for shortlisting at any particular stage. Any false information discovered at any stage will lead to disqualification of the applicant.

10. Applicants are to print out the underlisted documents after completion of application online:

a. Attestation Form

b. Acknowledgment Card

c. Serving Military personnel are to note that documents listed in a-b above are not applicable to them, however the special attestattion form is to be filled by their current Unit Commander.

11. Applicant's local Government attestation form must be signed by a military officer who hails from the state of the applicant and not below the rank of Wing Commander or equivalent in the Nigerian Army and the Nigerian Navy, and Police Officer of the rank of Assistant Commissioner of Police and above. Local Government Chairman/Secretary, Magistrates and Principals of government secondary schools from applicants' state of origin can also sign the attestation forms.

12. Additionally, applicants are to bring with them Local Government Indigeneship certificate from their Local Government.

13. Photocopies of all documents and credentials will be collected from applicants after screening during the Zonal Enlistment Exercise and Interview.

Technical Support: For Technical Support, please call: 09064145533, 08043440802 and 08053440802

recruitment@airforce.mil.ng

Note: All phone lines are available between 8:30AM and 5:30PM[/center]


Culled from: http://airforce.mil.ng/page-2017_naf_dssc_enlistment

how many candidates do they consider per state?

ideologies:
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF), invites application from suitably qualified graduates and post graduates for training as Direct Short Services (DSS) Cadets in the below profession:

Open Jobs

Information Technology Officer Direct Short Services
Medical Officer
Dental Surgeon
Nurse
Special Forces
Educationist
Account Officer

Information Technology Officer

Job Type –Full Time
Qualification – BA/BSc/HND MBA/MSc/MA
Location – Nigeria
Job Field – ICT / Computer


Location: Nationwide

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Requirements

M.Sc/ B.Sc./HND in Info Tech/Computer Science, Computer Engineering/Electrical & Electronics Engineering, or Computer Software Engineer, Data Administrator, Network Administrator/ Engineer, Network Security Experts, Web Master in the above qualification.
General Information

Applicants must possess a minimum of Second Class Upper for holders of First degree and Upper Credit for HND holders. Computer literacy will be an added advantage.
Applicants must possess NYSC Discharge Certificate or Letter of Exemption from NYSC at the time of applying for DSSC.
Applicants must possess certificates of full registration with their respective statutory professional bodies in Nigeria where applicable.
Male applicants must not be less than 1.66 meters tall while female applicants must not be less than 1.63 meters tall. However, candidates applying for special forces must not be less than 1.78m height and must be physically well built.
Applicants should be between 22 and 30 years of age by 31st December 2017. Any age declaration done earlier than 5 years to this exercise will not be acceptable. Those who will be older than 30 years by 31st December 2017 need not apply, except for Consultants.
Applicants are to make a choice from the centers below for the Zonal Enlistment Exercise.
Makurdi: Nigerian Air Force Base, Markudi
Bauchi: Nigerian Air Force Base, Bauchi
Lagos: Sam Ethnan Air Force Base, Ikeja – Lagos
Enugu: 113 Helicopter Combat Training Group, Enugu
Port-Harcourt: 115 Special Operations Group, Port Harcourt
Kaduna: Nigerian Air Force Base, Kawo – Kaduna
Important Information


Zonal Enlistment Exercise will hold from 1st – 8th July, 2017.
Shortlisted Applicants are to bring the following to the Zonal Enlistment Centers:
Birth Certificate
Originals of Education Certificates and NYSC Discharge Certificate
Letter of Attestation of Good Character
Attestation of Parent / Guardian Consent Form
Attestation of Local Government Area Form
Acknowledgment Card
Writing Materials (for aptitude test)

Medical Officer

Job Type – Full Time
Qualification – BA/BSc/HND MBA/MSc/MA
LocationNigeria
Job FieldMedical / Health
Location: Nationwide

Requirements
MBBS, MBchB or equivalent. Must be fully registered by the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria and must possess a current practicing license in any of the specialities listed:

MBBS, MB ch D
Consultant – Ophthalmologist
Consultant – Surgeon
Consultant – Physician
Consultant – O & G ( Female)
Consultant – Pediatrics
Consultant – Radiologist
Consultant – Orthopedic
Consultant – Family medicine
Consultant – Anesthetists
General Information

Applicants must possess a minimum of Second Class Upper for holders of First degree and Upper Credit for HND holders. Computer literacy will be an added advantage.
Applicants must possess NYSC Discharge Certificate or Letter of Exemption from NYSC at the time of applying for DSSC.
Applicants must possess certificates of full registration with their respective statutory professional bodies in Nigeria where applicable.
Male applicants must not be less than 1.66 meters tall while female applicants must not be less than 1.63 meters tall. However, candidates applying for special forces must not be less than 1.78m height and must be physically well built.
Applicants should be between 22 and 30 years of age by 31st December 2017. Any age declaration done earlier than 5 years to this exercise will not be acceptable. Those who will be older than 30 years by 31st December 2017 need not apply, except for Consultants.
Applicants are to make a choice from the centers below for the Zonal Enlistment Exercise.
Makurdi: Nigerian Air Force Base, Markudi
Bauchi: Nigerian Air Force Base, Bauchi
Lagos: Sam Ethnan Air Force Base, Ikeja – Lagos
Enugu: 113 Helicopter Combat Training Group, Enugu
Port-Harcourt: 115 Special Operations Group, Port Harcourt
Kaduna: Nigerian Air Force Base, Kawo – Kaduna
Important Information


Zonal Enlistment Exercise will hold from 1st – 8th July, 2017.
Shortlisted Applicants are to bring the following to the Zonal Enlistment Centers:
Birth Certificate
Originals of Education Certificates and NYSC Discharge Certificate
Letter of Attestation of Good Character
Attestation of Parent / Guardian Consent Form
Attestation of Local Government Area Form
Acknowledgment Card
Writing Materials (for aptitude test)


Dental Surgeon

Job Type – Full Time
Qualification – BA/BSc/HND
Location – Nigeria
Job Field – Medical / Health
Location: Nationwide

Requirements

Candidates should possess BDS, BchD.
General Information

Applicants must possess a minimum of Second Class Upper for holders of First degree and Upper Credit for HND holders. Computer literacy will be an added advantage.
Applicants must possess NYSC Discharge Certificate or Letter of Exemption from NYSC at the time of applying for DSSC.
Applicants must possess certificates of full registration with their respective statutory professional bodies in Nigeria where applicable.
Male applicants must not be less than 1.66 meters tall while female applicants must not be less than 1.63 meters tall. However, candidates applying for special forces must not be less than 1.78m height and must be physically well built.
Applicants should be between 22 and 30 years of age by 31st December 2017. Any age declaration done earlier than 5 years to this exercise will not be acceptable. Those who will be older than 30 years by 31st December 2017 need not apply, except for Consultants.
Applicants are to make a choice from the centers below for the Zonal Enlistment Exercise.
Makurdi: Nigerian Air Force Base, Markudi
Bauchi: Nigerian Air Force Base, Bauchi
Lagos: Sam Ethnan Air Force Base, Ikeja – Lagos
Enugu: 113 Helicopter Combat Training Group, Enugu
Port-Harcourt: 115 Special Operations Group, Port Harcourt
Kaduna: Nigerian Air Force Base, Kawo – Kaduna
Important Information

Zonal Enlistment Exercise will hold from 1st – 8th July, 2017.
Shortlisted Applicants are to bring the following to the Zonal Enlistment Centers:
Birth Certificate
Originals of Education Certificates and NYSC Discharge Certificate
Letter of Attestation of Good Character
Attestation of Parent / Guardian Consent Form
Attestation of Local Government Area Form
Acknowledgment Card
Writing Materials (for aptitude test)

Nurse

Job Type – Full Time
Qualification – BA/BSc/HND
Location – Nigeria
Job Field – Graduate Jobs Medical / Health
Location: Nationwide

Requirements

B.Sc/ RN and RM (Double Qualification)
Must possess B.NSc with RN/RM or HND with RN/RM.
BSc Nursing with any other qualifications in the nursing field such as ICU, A&E, Theatre, Ophthalmic and Nurse Anesthetics will be an added advantage.
Candidates must have a current Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN) license to practice as a Nurse.
General Information

Applicants must possess a minimum of Second Class Upper for holders of First degree and Upper Credit for HND holders. Computer literacy will be an added advantage.
Applicants must possess NYSC Discharge Certificate or Letter of Exemption from NYSC at the time of applying for DSSC.
Applicants must possess certificates of full registration with their respective statutory professional bodies in Nigeria where applicable.
Male applicants must not be less than 1.66 meters tall while female applicants must not be less than 1.63 meters tall. However, candidates applying for special forces must not be less than 1.78m height and must be physically well built.
Applicants should be between 22 and 30 years of age by 31st December 2017. Any age declaration done earlier than 5 years to this exercise will not be acceptable. Those who will be older than 30 years by 31st December 2017 need not apply, except for Consultants.
Applicants are to make a choice from the centers below for the Zonal Enlistment Exercise.
Makurdi: Nigerian Air Force Base, Markudi
Bauchi: Nigerian Air Force Base, Bauchi
Lagos: Sam Ethnan Air Force Base, Ikeja – Lagos
Enugu: 113 Helicopter Combat Training Group, Enugu
Port-Harcourt: 115 Special Operations Group, Port Harcourt
Kaduna: Nigerian Air Force Base, Kawo – Kaduna
Important Information

Zonal Enlistment Exercise will hold from 1st – 8th July, 2017.
Shortlisted Applicants are to bring the following to the Zonal Enlistment Centers:
Birth Certificate
Originals of Education Certificates and NYSC Discharge Certificate
Letter of Attestation of Good Character
Attestation of Parent / Guardian Consent Form
Attestation of Local Government Area Form
Acknowledgment Card
Writing Materials (for aptitude test)

Special Forces


Job Type – Full Time
Qualification – BA/BSc/HND
Location – Nigeria
Job Field – General
Location: Nationwide

Requirements

Must possess BA in PE and must be well built physically with not less than 1.78m height.
General Information

Applicants must possess a minimum of Second Class Upper for holders of First degree and Upper Credit for HND holders. Computer literacy will be an added advantage.
Applicants must possess NYSC Discharge Certificate or Letter of Exemption from NYSC at the time of applying for DSSC.
Applicants must possess certificates of full registration with their respective statutory professional bodies in Nigeria where applicable.
Male applicants must not be less than 1.66 meters tall while female applicants must not be less than 1.63 meters tall. However, candidates applying for special forces must not be less than 1.78m height and must be physically well built.
Applicants should be between 22 and 30 years of age by 31st December 2017. Any age declaration done earlier than 5 years to this exercise will not be acceptable. Those who will be older than 30 years by 31st December 2017 need not apply, except for Consultants.
Applicants are to make a choice from the centers below for the Zonal Enlistment Exercise.
Makurdi: Nigerian Air Force Base, Markudi
Bauchi: Nigerian Air Force Base, Bauchi
Lagos: Sam Ethnan Air Force Base, Ikeja – Lagos
Enugu: 113 Helicopter Combat Training Group, Enugu
Port-Harcourt: 115 Special Operations Group, Port Harcourt
Kaduna: Nigerian Air Force Base, Kawo – Kaduna

Important Information

Zonal Enlistment Exercise will hold from 1st – 8th July, 2017.
Shortlisted Applicants are to bring the following to the Zonal Enlistment Centers:
Birth Certificate
Originals of Education Certificates and NYSC Discharge Certificate
Letter of Attestation of Good Character
Attestation of Parent / Guardian Consent Form
Attestation of Local Government Area Form
Acknowledgment Card
Writing Materials (for aptitude test)


Educationist

Job Type – Full Time
Qualification – BA/BSc/HND
Location – Nigeria
Job Field – Education / Teaching Graduate Jobs
Location: Nationwide

Requirements

Candidates should possess B.Ed Mathematics/Computer Science, B.Ed English, B. Ed Physics, B. Ed Chemistry, BSc Guidance & Counselling (Female).
General Information

Applicants must possess a minimum of Second Class Upper for holders of First degree and Upper Credit for HND holders. Computer literacy will be an added advantage.
Applicants must possess NYSC Discharge Certificate or Letter of Exemption from NYSC at the time of applying for DSSC.
Applicants must possess certificates of full registration with their respective statutory professional bodies in Nigeria where applicable.
Male applicants must not be less than 1.66 meters tall while female applicants must not be less than 1.63 meters tall. However, candidates applying for special forces must not be less than 1.78m height and must be physically well built.
Applicants should be between 22 and 30 years of age by 31st December 2017. Any age declaration done earlier than 5 years to this exercise will not be acceptable. Those who will be older than 30 years by 31st December 2017 need not apply, except for Consultants.
Applicants are to make a choice from the centers below for the Zonal Enlistment Exercise.
Makurdi: Nigerian Air Force Base, Markudi
Bauchi: Nigerian Air Force Base, Bauchi
Lagos: Sam Ethnan Air Force Base, Ikeja – Lagos
Enugu: 113 Helicopter Combat Training Group, Enugu
Port-Harcourt: 115 Special Operations Group, Port Harcourt
Kaduna: Nigerian Air Force Base, Kawo – Kaduna
Important Information

Zonal Enlistment Exercise will hold from 1st – 8th July, 2017.
Shortlisted Applicants are to bring the following to the Zonal Enlistment Centers:
Birth Certificate
Originals of Education Certificates and NYSC Discharge Certificate
Letter of Attestation of Good Character
Attestation of Parent / Guardian Consent Form
Attestation of Local Government Area Form
Acknowledgment Card
Writing Materials (for aptitude test)


Account Officer

Job Type – Full Time
Qualification – BA/BSc/HND
Location – Nigeria
Job Field – Finance / Accounting / Audit Graduate Jobs
Location: Nationwide

Requirements

Candidates should possess B.Sc/HND in Accounting.
General Information

Applicants must possess a minimum of Second Class Upper for holders of First degree and Upper Credit for HND holders. Computer literacy will be an added advantage.
Applicants must possess NYSC Discharge Certificate or Letter of Exemption from NYSC at the time of applying for DSSC.
Applicants must possess certificates of full registration with their respective statutory professional bodies in Nigeria where applicable.
Male applicants must not be less than 1.66 meters tall while female applicants must not be less than 1.63 meters tall. However, candidates applying for special forces must not be less than 1.78m height and must be physically well built.
Applicants should be between 22 and 30 years of age by 31st December 2017. Any age declaration done earlier than 5 years to this exercise will not be acceptable. Those who will be older than 30 years by 31st December 2017 need not apply, except for Consultants.
Applicants are to make a choice from the centers below for the Zonal Enlistment Exercise.
Makurdi: Nigerian Air Force Base, Markudi
Bauchi: Nigerian Air Force Base, Bauchi
Lagos: Sam Ethnan Air Force Base, Ikeja – Lagos
Enugu: 113 Helicopter Combat Training Group, Enugu
Port-Harcourt: 115 Special Operations Group, Port Harcourt
Kaduna: Nigerian Air Force Base, Kawo – Kaduna

Important Information

Zonal Enlistment Exercise will hold from 1st – 8th July 2017.
Shortlisted Applicants are to bring the following to the Zonal Enlistment Centers:
Birth Certificate
Originals of Education Certificates and NYSC Discharge Certificate
Letter of Attestation of Good Character
Attestation of Parent / Guardian Consent Form
Attestation of Local Government Area Form
Acknowledgment Card
Writing Materials (for aptitude test)
Method of Application for Direct Short Services

Application Guide

All interested candidates can only submit one application. Any applicant who submits more than one application will be automatically disqualified.
Fill Your Registration Form.
Submit the Form.
Take note of your Application Number
Print Application Summary Page
Download and Print Acknowledgement Cards and Attestation Cards using your “Application Number and Email Address” to log in.

Note
Applicants are warned against giving false information as information supplied will be used to evaluate your suitability for shortlisting at any particular stage. Any false information discovered at any stage will lead to disqualification of the applicant.

Applicants are to print out the under-listed documents after completion of application online:
Attestation Form
Acknowledgment Card
Serving Military personnel are to note that documents listed in a-b above are not applicable to them, however, the special attestation form is to be filled by their current Unit Commander.
Applicants are warned against giving false information as information supplied will be used to evaluate your suitability for shortlisting at any particular stage. Any false information discovered at any stage will lead to disqualification of the applicant.
Applicant’s local Government attestation form must be signed by a military officer who hails from the state of the applicant and not below the rank of Wing Commander or equivalent in the Nigerian Army and the Nigerian Navy, and Police Officer of the rank of Assistant Commissioner of Police and above. Local Government Chairman/Secretary, Magistrates, and Principals of government secondary schools from applicants’ state of origin can also sign the attestation forms.
Additionally, applicants are to bring with them Local Government Indigeneship certificate from their Local Government.
Photocopies of all documents and credentials will be collected from applicants after screening during the Zonal Enlistment Exercise and Interview.

Further Information
For Technical Support, please call: 09064145533, 08043440802 and 08053440802 (All phone lines are available between 8:30AM and 5:30PM) or email: recruitment@airforce.mil.ng

Interested and qualified? Go to Nigerian Airforce career website on careers.nigerianairforce.gov.ng to apply

Source - http://www.ideologieshub.com.ng/direct-short-services-recruitment-at-nigerian-air-force-naf/

how many applicant do they accept per state?

ekoson95:
I register my presence on this thread - 68 RC tinz.

Nachiever - I salute you and all aspiring cadets.

#God will see us through

do they allow Direct entry?

dudekennyboi:
Please Kindly advise some ofyour children and wards to try the Police College entrance exam. It is a degree awarding college and wish to inform you that it is moreor less free tuition college.

See the details below:
http://www.kennygist.com.ng/2017/04/nigeria-police-academy-entrance-exam.html

Do they allow direct entry?

dudekennyboi:
Please Kindly advise some ofyour children and wards to try the Police College entrance exam. It is a degree awarding college and wish to inform you that it is moreor less free tuition college.

See the details below:
http://www.kennygist.com.ng/2017/04/nigeria-police-academy-entrance-exam.html

do they allow Direct Entry?

isaacsegun:
Bamaiyi wanted me dead while eating holy communion with me in church – Colonel Ajayi (retd) ON April 9, 2017 3:00 AM / IN Interview , Politics / Comments •Says ex-Army chief, in his book, lied, betrayed Diya •’I was tortured beyond human comprehension’ By Yinka Ajayi Colonel Gabriel Ajayi (retd), a former Quarter Master General, Lagos Garrison Command is bitter about the account of a former Chief of Army Staff, General Ishaya Bamaiyi, of the 1995 coup for which he was convicted under the Abacha regime. Ajayi, in this interview, responds to the claims by Bamaiyi in his book, ‘The Vindication of a General’ . In the book written by General Bamaiyi, he tried to narrate what took place in 1995 and 1997 coups and your name happened to have been mentioned in the 1995 coup. How do you react to the account given by Bamaiyi in the book? It is not in my character to violate the sanctity of superior rank. Seniority is sacrosanct in the military. But when a general descends into the sewage tank, he cannot expect to come out smelling nice. That is how I can describe him. I expected General Bamaiyi to have come out with a book apologising to all Nigerians for the ills perpetrated under the regime of General Sani Abacha. It would have been better for him to have apologised and tell Nigerians that what happened under the the regime would not happen again, that it was era of madness. I was a regular infantry officer. I fear nobody. There was no general I could not speak to, otherwise I wouldn’t have been a combatant soldier. I have read the General Ishaya Bamaiyi book, but I have not read everything, all the papers he wrote. Meanwhile, the book could be best titled, “Comedy of Errors,” a fictional thriller. Even then, I believe thrillers are based on truth, but embellished, but his own that I have read so far is nothing but total falsehood. He sold himself by trying to exonerate Abacha from the misdeeds of their government by saying the former Head of State did not steal Nigerian money but helped us to put Nigerian money in his family account. I think the book is an act of cowardise to denigrate his colleagues who they handled badly, who they betrayed. Look at the way he betrayed Diya. I tend to believe everything said by Diya rather than what Bamaiyi has said because I know Bamaiyi in and out. He was my boss. I was like a de facto number two man to him. I was in charge of administration in the army. I had the Director of Chaplain, Director of Finance under me. The civilian section was under me; medical, engineering, public relations, education were also under me and those who headed them were experts in their fields and I had a legal adviser. So, I never believed in coup making. As a strong Christian, I believe coup making is like witchcraft, iniquity and idolatry. So Bamaiyi was an evil man as a military officer. He should have been explaining the death in mysterious circumstances that took place in Lagos when he was Garrison Commander. He was Garrison Commander until Abacha made him the Chief of Army Staff. It was General Diya against all odds and good advice that made him the Chief of Army Staff, and he bite the finger that fed him. But it is like Bamaiyi was trying to set the record straight in his book. There was no record to be set straight, all he said was full of falsehood. He would have written his memoir, talk about his life, about his experience, not about incidents where you say somebody said this. For instance, concerning me, he said they were in a meeting with General Kashe, General Olanrewaju, the DMI and possibly other people and they decided that some officers should be arrested, including me. He said based on the decision taken at the meeting, he came to arrest me. But General Olanrewaju has come out to say that nothing of such happened. He claimed General Olanrewaju said at the meeting that we were about to strike and that unless we were quickly arrested, the coup would take place, but General Olanrewaju has come out to debunk it. General Olanrewaju didn’t even mention my name. He said he was asked to arrest Lawan Gwadabe who was based in Yola and one of his commanders. My name was not mentioned by General Olanrewaju-Bamaiyi put my name himself. I was just a victim of hatred for Yoruba. Bamaiyi said so many unprintable things about Yoruba which I cannot say because I don’t want to cause problems. Some of his other colleagues from the North who did not say what he said were saying the same thing with their body language. If you know what some of these people think about us, you will run away from them. Some of them will say Nigeria is not Lagos and Ibadan, but nobody has said Nigeria is Lagos and Ibadan. There were two armies in Nigeria during Bamaiyi’s time. The army of the North and army of the South. Lagos was full of intrigues, back biting, dog eat dog. In the North, we were one closely-nit family. Many officers, when they retired, they settled in Kaduna. Nigerian Defence Academy is there, some other army institutions are there. It was like one big family in Kaduna. It was in Lagos that I discovered that we belonged to a different army. I spent 95 per cent of my career in various posts in northern Nigeria from the time I served briefly in Ibadan in 1973, 1974 and 1975, when I was the Commander of the Government House Guards in Agodi. From there, I moved to the North. As a senior officer, a full colonel, I came to Lagos and got inside the intrigues. My coming to Lagos coincided with the aftermath of the annulment of June 12, 1993 election, and like most officers, I was actually unhappy with the annulment, not because it was Chief MKO Abiola that won the election but because injustice begets injustice, and what goes around comes around. On Bamaiyi’s account of the 1995 coup, he didn’t say anything other than that he was asked to arrest me. He can’t deny that we were in the church together, he can’t deny that we took holy communion together. He can’t deny that we joined the convention to pray for me while my name was in his pocket among the people already condemned to be killed. In fact, their intention was to kill us; they said we would resist arrest and that they were supposed to shoot us there and they would say we were shot while resisting arrest. Were you surprised seeing this thing happen given your closeness to Bamaiyi as his second in command? I was surprised because my mind was open to him. One thing that I would not do and did not do was to draw anybody to shoot my own people. I commanded in the North, I never shot anybody. How then would I wear the same uniform and come to Lagos and shoot people? No. I would not be part of it. What the military was doing that time did not go in line with the principle of keeping the peace and even what we are still doing today does not follow the principle of keeping the peace. The job the military is doing now is the job of the police and there was no time the police ever said they were overwhelmed and they needed military support. Bamaiyi is just representing what is bad in all Nigeria as intrigues maker. Bamaiyi belongs to the group of coup manufacturers, imaginary coup bursters. And since Obasanjo in 1999 booted out this group of people, have you ever heard about rumour of coups again? Since Bamaiyi was sent out of service, there has been peace. Ninety- nine per cent of the Nigerian military has no business with coup; people wanted to do their job but many people lost their jobs because some people wanted to rise to the top. Bamaiyi once told us in a conference that there is no God. He said Imams and chaplains were supposed to pray only for the dead. He said so many things about Yoruba which I don’t want to say because I don’t want to ruffle feathers. But in the second edition of my book, I will put a lot of things that would take the sail out of what he said. Do you regret ever joining the military? The title of one of the chapters of my book is “What a Career, What A Profession?” If you look at the way it went, I would say I regret it, but if you look at it from the other way, like my wife used to say, when I was a child, I wanted to be a soldier. If I could not be a soldier, I could have been a journalist, while my grandfather wanted me to be a pastor because he was the president of our church. The first job I got was to be a reporter at Nigerian Tribune immediately I left secondary school but my obsession with the military made me to search until I got admission to Nigerian Defence Academy and I made the best of it. My regret is that I was unable to give what I wanted to give Nigeria. I wasn’t able to serve well. The military did not allow me to have a successful career because of the intrigues of some wicked people. But I thank God I was able, during my period of service, to help so many officers. I contributed to the careers of so many, especially as a teacher in the Armed Forces Command College and as instructor at the Army Depot in Zaria. And some of those I trained have become the Chief of Staff and foreign officers. But on a personal note, I feel they made me an Abiku in the military. I thought I could bring innovation into the Army if I got to the top by building a force which first line of defence would be intelligence. But I thank God because the life I am living today is a bonus from God. Abacha, Bamaiyi and co wanted me dead at all costs for no reason. Justice Oputa ruled that the phantom coup was the greatest travesty he had ever seen in his judicial career and declared our conviction null and void. It is unfortunate that the Oputa Panel’s recommendations were not implemented. But we are still taking it up with government. We were given compulsory retirement for services not required which is still a punishment and we didn’t commit any crime. They should hide their heads in shame for dealing with human beings the way they dealt with us. I was tortured beyond human comprehension. I lost my manhood in the torture. You met me in hospital. Since 1999 when I came out of prison, this has been the experience, today hospital, tomorrow hospital. If I show you the drugs I have in the house, you will think I have a pharmacy selling drugs because of the torture. I can’t hold tumbler with these hands, it will fall. At times, my hands will operate on their own because of the torture I had from Bamaiyi’s men. The legs too, I was hung like barbecue ram until I became unconscious before they will bring me down and start pouring water on me to wake me up.

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Do police Academy allows Direct Entry?

Danielink:
Today is Saturday 22nd April 2017... Please how new is this SSS recruitment thread? I mean is the recruitment on going?

when was the exercise conducted?

imam07:
u mean the nrc test applicants sat for about 3 weeks ago?

they have not started

innocentjiale:
i Heard dey are compiling names of about 350,000applicants,

,
It has been long i heard so

Erenje24:
it was oral, infact, we in mins of edu, just 2 simple questions, d main point was checking of cridentials...

thanks. I wish you the best

Please, how is medicine n surgery in delsu?

ALKARULEZZ:
No

ok... I wanted to go for medicine direct entry from engineering. I don't really know if I will be considered

Erenje24:
Pls, when er we expecting appointment letter from fcsc?

how was the interview, was it oral or written?

lukman:
Valeen Ose, 25, graduated with a first class
from the Department of Mathematics and
Computer Science, Delta State University,
Abraka,Delta State in the 2013/2014
academic session with a 4.60 CGPA. She tells
TUNDE AJAJA about her experience in school

How was your growing up?

Growing up was normal for me, nothing
extraordinary but just the fact that I was
somehow caged by my parents. I had a very
strict and disciplinarian for a father who
ensured that I was always reading my books
and not playing around. My mother, who is
now a retired teacher, wasn’t different from
my father in that regard. I had to grow up
with the knowledge that ‘average’ wasn’t good
enough. I remember going home with my
report card having come out with first
position and my dad would care less as he was
more concerned with the grade I had in each
course. To him, I had to have A in all courses.
This made me more studious to impress him;
and indirectly made me an excellent student
who paid more attention to details.

What did you dream to become then?

As a child, I had always dreamt to be a
medical doctor and my father would have
preferred that I studied medicine. He used to
call me Dr. Valeen before he died in 2010. It
was all I wanted. The least I could have settled
for was a medical science course. So I never
thought of studying Mathematics and
Computer Science, so I would say this course
found me. And it is a course that is relevant
worldwide and in every sector, including
business, entertainment, telecommunications,
medicine, transportation, agriculture, homes,
architectural and engineering sector, even in
security. I also want to be the first female
President in Nigeria and the most influential
black woman in the world.

Some people run away from Mathematics
because they feel it is hard. Is it true?

Mathematics is not easy, neither is it hard.
Every course has its own challenges and
Computer Science is also not an exception. I
have loved mathematics from primary school
and excelled in it. That helped a great deal.
There is nothing too difficult to learn if only
we are committed and ready to learn; if we
open up our minds to learn we would find out
how easy it just might be. Solving
mathematics is just like cooking; we all have
different methods of cooking okro soup
(that’s my favourite soup by the way) but the
finished product is what matters. Find the
method that works for you and that’s all. Just
like programming, some people find it very
challenging but it is the abstract nature of the
course that made me appreciate it and it
enabled me to think deeply.

Having a first class in this kind of
combined course may not have come
easily; what did you do differently?

I took a decision right before I entered school
that I was going to graduate with a first class
and I was determined to see it come to pass.
It was very challenging but I thank God that
all my efforts paid off. Beyond the
determination, I tried as much as possible not
to miss any lecture and it helped me to
understand things better during my personal
study time. At home, I formed personal notes
on each course after thorough research on
the various topics taught in class (my course
mates always found these personal notes
helpful as they perpetually requested for them
prior to exams). This routine made me read
wide and have diversified approach to all my
courses. My reading approach was also very
different; I applied adaptability to how I read
(actually as I could read anywhere and at any
time). If a place wasn’t conducive for reading,
I would make it conducive by working on my
mind which I find very dynamic. Above all,
there is the God factor. In order to get total
understanding when studying, I always prayed
before I picked up a course to study.

Did you have such performance in your
previous schools?

My performances in my previous schools
were very excellent. In both my primary and
secondary school education, I was on top of
my class most of the time. I had distinction in
my first school leaving certificate and a very
good result in my senior secondary school
certificate examination. I scored 275 in my
first UTME and I chose University of Ibadan as
first choice and Delta State University,
Abraka, as second choice, although I never
really wanted to go there.

How come you didn’t get into UI?

I received the notification date for the
interview very late. So, I started a Diploma
programme in Computer Science Education at
DELSU where I graduated in 2010 with
Distinction. I learnt I was the first student to
have achieved that in that department and I
actually resumed for the programme a month
to first semester exams. When I went to see
my course adviser in his office, he was angry
and saw me as an unserious student but that
notion changed when I went back to check my
result and I had 4.86 GPA. That was the best
in the department then. Since then, I decided
to make the best out of the programme and I
became the best student in the department
that year. It was actually very difficult
because as a direct entry student, I offered
twice the number of courses that my course
mates did, but I still thank God.

For how many hours were you reading
daily?

I can’t really measure that but I can read
anytime. On the average, I read for 12 hours
a day and all through the day during exams. I
remember my friends used to complain that I
was always reading anytime they visited. My
neighbours used to constantly remind me that
brain tumour is real and they warned that if I
continued at that rate, I would likely become
a victim. One good thing about my reading
culture is that it was infectious and in no
time, friends and neighbours indirectly
became more committed to studying.

How many hours did you sleep daily?

At the start of the semester, I could sleep for
six hours and during examination period, I
could sleep for between one and three hours.
Sometimes I wouldn’t sleep so I could cover
all the topics for that course and had enough
time to set exam questions for myself and
answer them. There was a time I went to the
exam hall without having a proper bath
because I had been involved with studying
and I didn’t want to be late. Everything
worked together for my good eventually.
How often did you use the library?
I used the library only once throughout and I
regretted it because I slept all through.
Usually, I read and talk, so the library was not
a place for my person, as I would end up
disturbing others. I preferred my room where
I had the freedom to discuss with my kitchen
utensils, my wardrobe, shoes, bed and
anything you can think of because I used to
turn my reading time to an interview session
between my books and anything I cloned to
represent the interviewer. It was that serious.

Were you involved in other school
activities?

I was involved in school politics. I was a vice-
president of my department, a member of the
constitution review committee, a practising
Barrister (student advocate) of Dele Giwa Law
Chamber on campus and other engagements. I
also used to be a compere, an actress and a
model, and I had won some crowns including
Miss Ndokwa, DELSU Chapter 2010, Miss
Ndokwa, Federated Union of Ndokwa
Students, and Miss Peace Delta 2013. In
addition, I have a non-governmental
organisation, Tisova Relief Concepts. It’s an
events management and modelling outfit
where we train models, engage in charitable
works and also the initiator of a cultural
pageant in Delta State – Nwa-ada Ukwuani
Cultural Beauty Pageant. That was in a bid to
promote our culture.

Being a model and a brilliant student, how
did you handle gestures from men?

It was easy. I ensured that whoever it was
ended up becoming hardworking because I
always love to impact something positive into
others. It was only a few that could measure
up to my definition of hard work, so my train
left them at the station. My male colleagues
disturbed a lot at a certain time but when I
spelt out my conditions; they were almost
impossible to achieve. That way, it was
reduced to the barest minimum.

What was your most embarrassing
moment in school?

The day a lecturer asked me to leave the
lecture hall during a test simply because he
thought I was going to cheat. I missed that
test and I felt so embarrassed in front of the
whole class. He was a new lecturer and didn’t
know me as much so I guess it was just a
misunderstanding. This made me study a lot
harder for the exam so I could have an A in
the course, and thank God I did.

What of your happiest moment?

The day I was awarded as best student in the
Computer Science unit of my department was
my happiest moment. We had very intelligent
students in my time but to be the best was
just rewarding.

Were you ever discouraged maybe by
virtue of some stories you were told?

I was told some stories but they were hearsay.
The stories really discouraged me from
working harder as my CGPA dropped to about
4.45. At that point, I felt it wasn’t worth the
effort. I spoke to my Course Adviser about it
and he assured me that if I merited it, then I
would get it. So I worked with that and I met
my target. Thanks be to God.

www.punchng.com/entertainment/campus-champion/i-talked-to-my-shoes-bed-or-anything-in-my-room-when-i-studied-valeen-ose-first-class-graduate-delsu/#disqus_thread

will
Delsu accept direct entry Into medicine from engineering?

Sirsoftness:
I was given admission in this new list...
Since the school is vacating this friday will i able to do my screening and all next week
I have already paid my acceptance fee

do Delsu accept direct entry into medicine or pharmacy from engineering?

kalishadav:
please when will they start selling direct entry form for delsu

. Will Delsu accept direct entry into medicine for engineering?

Bankalert:
cant really say but before may dis yr, it shud hv been released...

thks

Bankalert:
The date for Nigerian Navy Recruitment Exam
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CANDIDATES OF THE NIGERIAN NAVY
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Computer literacy will be an added advantage.
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registration with their respective statutory
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certificate or letter of exemption from NYSC.

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meters tall while female applicants must not be
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years of age by 31st December 2016 except
Chaplains and Imams who should not be more
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aptitude test. The date, time and result of the
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Please when are we expecting results from recent Navy recruitment 2016??

denoble87:
I applied the ongoing Nigerian Navy dssc recruitment. I was shortlisted to write the aptitude test on 17/12/2016 but was not given msg d day pass me by. until I google it and saw my name. now I didn't write the test, is there anything I can do, pls?

nothing can be done

tapzy:
Any info about nigeria railway corporation recruitment exercise? ever since the submission of cv closed since mid September we've heard nothing about the recruitment.. what's going on fellow nairalanders?

i Heard dey are compiling names of about 350,000applicants, for where?