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Nigerian Navy releases the List of successful candiates for interview 2017/2018

 

The Nigerian Navy has released the name of the successful candidate in the aptitude test conducted on the 12th August, 2017. the candidates whose names are on the list are to make the necessary preparation for the interview that is to take place August 25 to September 23, at the Nigerian Navy Secondary School, Ojo, Lagos State.

The interview will be conducted in Batches
The candidates whose names appear below were successful at the Nigerian Navy 2017 Recruitment Aptitude Test held on 12 August 2017. The candidates are to attend an interview at the Nigerian Navy Secondary Ojo, Lagos from Friday 25 August to Saturday 15 September 2017. The interview will include a screening exercise, verification of credentials/certificates, medical and physical tests. Candidates are to come along with the following items:  


a. Original and photocopies of their credentials
b. Writing materials.
c. Two pairs of navy blue shorts and 2 white (unmarked) T Shirts.
d. A pair of canvas/trainer and stockings.
e. Bed sheets and pillow cases.
f. Set of cutlery.
g. Four recent passport sized photographs.
     

The candidates are to attend in the following order of their States of origin:    

a. Batch A: Friday 25 August to Thursday 31 August 2017.
  1. Anambra
  2. Bayelsa
  3. Delta
  4. Ebonyi
  5. Edo
  6. Ekiti
  7. Kwara
  8. Lagos
  9. Ogun
  10. Ondo
  11. Osun
  12. Oyo
b. Batch B: Friday 1 September to Thursday 7 September 2017.
  1. Abia
  2. Akwa Ibom
  3. Benue
  4. Cross River
  5. Enugu
  6. FCT
  7. Imo
  8. Kaduna
  9. Kogi
  10. Nasarawa
  11. Niger
  12. Rivers
c. Batch C: Friday 8 September to Thursday 14 September 2017.
  1. Adamawa
  2. Bauchi
  3.  Borno
  4. Gombe
  5. Jigawa
  6. Kano
  7. Katsina
  8. Kebbi
  9. Plateau
  10. Sokoto
  11. Taraba
  12. Yobe
  13. Zamfara
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