Nigeria Army Release the list of their shortlisted candidates for Zonal Screening

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This is to inform all applicant that the Nigerian Army Recruitment list of shortlisted candidates has been released. The Nigerian Army has released the names of candidates shortlisted for the year 2016
76th Regular Recruits Intake (RRI) for tradesmen/women and non-tradesmen/women pre-screening examination which will be done nationwide in the centres published here;

Serial	Zone	States	Zonal Centre(s)
1	North Central Zone 1	Benue Nasarawa Plateau FCT, Abuja	Nigerian Army School of Military Engineering, Makurdi
2	North Central Zone 2	Kwara Niger Kogi	Headquarters 22 Brigade Nigerian Army, Sobi Barracks Ilorin
3	North East Zone 1	Adamawa Taraba Borno	Headquarters 23 Brigade Nigerian Army, Yola
4	North East Zone 2	Bauchi Yobe Gombe	Headquarters 33 Brigade Nigerian Army, Bauchi
5	North West Zone 1	Kano Kebbi Sokoto Zamfara	Headquarters 1 Brigade, Sokoto
6	North West Zone 2	Jigawa Kaduna Katsina	Headquarters 1 Division Kaduna
7	South East 1	Abia Imo	Headquarters 34 Brigade Nigerian Army, Obinze Barracks Owerri
8	South East 2	Anambra Ebonyi Enugu	Headquarters 82 Division Garrison, Enugu
9	South South 1	Akwa-Ibom Cross River Rivers	Headquarters 13 Brigade Nigerian Army, Calabar
10	South South 2	Bayelsa Delta Edo	Headquarters 4 Brigade Nigerian Army, Benin
11	South West 1	Lagos Ogun Ondo	Headquarters 35 Brigade Nigerian Army Alamala Barracks, Abeokuta
12	South West 2	Ekiti Osun Oyo	Headquarters 2 Division Adekunle Fajuyi Cantonment Ibadan

Nigerian Army Notice On the Release of the List
Below are the list of the requirements you you are bring along with you screening center(s)

Pre-Screening Examination Result Notice (visit their website)
Primary School Testimonial (Original)
Primary School Certificate (Original)
Secondary School Testimonial (Original)
Statement of Results for WAEC/NECO or equivalent (Original/Computer Printout)
Trade Test Certificate (for tradesmen/tradeswomen only)
Certificate of State of Origin
Birth Certificate/Declaration of Age
Completed and signed 75RRI form (Certificate of Guarantor with passport photograph)
Sports wears (blue short, white vest and canvas)
Writing materials

@DellysonOnline is Wishing the candidates all the best of Luck

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