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Pls advise me my people. I want to apply for postgraduate course in NDA. After graduation, Will i automatically become a military officer.

Look at your topic, look at your post...

O wrong na... One sounds "past", one sounds "futuristic".

It's misleading.

Going by the correlation between your topic and the content, you won't make even a teenage mutant army..

No vex my people, I know Its misleading but its a strategic means of getting people's attention.

chocboi78:
Going by the correlation between your topic and the content, you won't make even a teenage mutant army..

Lol... Savage

You won’t get an automatic entry into the military.

These are the only ways of joining the military (NA)

SSCE (Training In NA Depot Zaria)
Pass out as Private soldier not an officer.

NDA (Training in NDA Kaduna and other places for some activities)
Entry with SSCE also, 5yrs for NA.
Pass out with a degree and an officer with the rank of second lieutenant.

DSSC/SSC (Training in NDA also)
Entry with at least a degree, 6 months/9 months training respectively.
Pass out as an officer with the rank of a lieutenant for DSSC or an officer with the rank of a second lieutenant for SSC.
Medical consultants pass out as officers with the rank of Major for DSSC.

*This is for the Nigerian Army, Victory Is From Allah Alone, God Bless The Armed Forces.

Alaye no other way dey

chocboi78:
Going by the correlation between your topic and the content, you won't make even a teenage mutant army..

Easy tiger!!

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CountryTireMan:
You won’t get an automatic entry into the military.

These are the only ways of joining the military (NA)

SSCE (Training In NA Depot Zaria)
Pass out as Private soldier not an officer.

NDA (Training in NDA Kaduna and other places for some activities)
Entry with SSCE also, 5yrs for NA.
Pass out with a degree and an officer with the rank of second lieutenant.

DSSC/SSC (Training in NDA also)
Entry with at least a degree, 6 months/9 months training respectively.
Pass out as an officer with the rank of a lieutenant for DSSC or an officer with the rank of a second lieutenant for SSC.
Medical consultants pass out as officers with the rank of Major for DSSC.

*This is for the Nigerian Army, Victory Is From Allah Alone, God Bless The Armed Forces.

Alaye no other way dey

...Gooday Sir.
how is Pg life at NDA. do pg wear uniform? do they go for training.

If Nigeria will change for Good,there is every possibility.

kuchikau1:
...Gooday Sir.
how is Pg life at NDA. do pg wear uniform? do they go for training.

You mean post graduate?

CountryTireMan:
You mean post graduate?

yes sir

kuchikau1:
yes sir

Nope, it’s just like normal post graduate, you are not military nor would you wear military uniform.

CountryTireMan:
Nope, it’s just like normal post graduate, you are not military nor would you wear military uniform.

...OK sir.
how is life as a pg student. is it like in conventional institutions?
do you make use of school facilities? do u stay in the hostel.
is there descrimination? tribal/ religious.

kuchikau1:
...OK sir.
how is life as a pg student. is it like in conventional institutions?
do you make use of school facilities? do u stay in the hostel.
is there descrimination? tribal/ religious.

Just like a conventional university but you have to respect all military rules there, you can make use of school facilities for sure, and pertaining discrimination/tribal/religious well, just like it is in everywhere in Nigeria, it depends on the individuals studying there with you and also the lecturers.

CountryTireMan:
Just like a conventional university but you have to respect all military rules there, you can make use of school facilities for sure, and pertaining discrimination/tribal/religious well, just like it is in everywhere in Nigeria, it depends on the individuals studying there with you and also the lecturers.

..thank you.
how is accommodation there?
do you spend a whole day receiving lectures?
how is the teaching and research facilities?