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SHORTLISTED APPLICANTS FOR NIGERIAN NAVY BASIC TRAINING SCHOOL BATCH 35 RECRUITMENT EXAMINATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR CANDIDATES SHORTLISTED FOR NIGERIAN NAVY BASIC TRAINING SCHOOL BATCH 35 INTERVIEW INSTRUCTIONS FOR CANDIDATES SHORTLISTED FOR NIGERIAN NAVY BASIC TRAINING SCHOOL BATCH 35 INTERVIEW 1. The candidates whose names appear http://www.joinnigeriannavy.com/ were successful at the Nigerian Navy Basic Training NNBTS School Batch 35 Recruitment Examination held on 3 June 2023. Candidates are hereby invited to attend an interview at the following centres; Nigerian Navy Secondary School Ojo (Navy Town), Lagos, Nigerian Navy Secondary School Borokiri Port Harcourt, Rivers State and NDA Old Site, Kaduna. Candidates are to attend the interview at the specified centres in accordance with the states of origin/Batch as indicated below. INTERVIEW CENTRES AND DATES FOR SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES Ser State Centre Batch Geo Political Zone (a) (b) (d) (e) (f) 1 . Adamawa NDA Old Site ...

OUR HISTORY The origin of the Nigerian Navy could be traced to the Marine Department of the Royal Navy established in 1887 as a quasi-military organization, which combined the duties of the present-day Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), the Nigerian Inland Waterways Authority and the Nigerian Navy. Elements of the Marine Department took part in military operations against the Germans in Cameroun during the First World War between 1914–1918. However, the colonial administration did not consider it necessary to establish a proper navy, as they believed that it was the duty of the Royal Navy to give naval protection to Nigeria. Also, the Marine Department was considered adequate to look after security of the ports and coastal approaches and provide harbour services for Royal Navy ships on West African patrols. This was the situation until the end of the Second World War in 1945. After the war, the colonial administration preferred that emphasis be placed on port-related duties for the ...

click here to check your names https://www.joinnigeriannavy.com/ or https://joinnigeriannavy.ng.com Navy operation prevented over N30 billion oil theft in five months, says Gambo By Odita Sunday, Head of Defence/Security 07 September 2022 | 1:54 pm Nigeria’s chief of naval staff, Vice Admiral Awwal Zubairu Gambo at the ANC naval dockyard in Lagos, on December 9, 2021. – Nigerian President Mohammadu Buhari has inaugurated and inducted to the naval fleet recently acquired warship and built locally by naval engineers to boost the Navyís efforts in the fight against maritime crimes in the Gulf of Guinea. (Photo by PIUS UTOMI EKPEI / AFP) The Chief of Naval Staff (CNS), Vice Admiral Awwal Gambo has said the operation “Dakatar Da Barawo,” which was launched five months ago has prevented the diversion of over N30 billion crude oil by individuals, that could be used to support criminals.  Gambo stated this today in a television interview focusing on maritime security cha...

Naval Boss, Vice Admiral Gambo Bags Award of Examplary Leadership in South Africa. The Chief of the Naval Staff, Nigerian Navy, Vice Admiral Awwal Zubairu Gambo (CFR) on Thursday bagged theAward of Exemplary Leadership in Maritime Security at the International Symposium on Blue Ocean Economy and Maritime Security in Africa: Challenges and Prospects for Agenda 2063 held in Stellenbosch, South Africa. Vice Admiral Gambo was bestowed the award by Prof M.S. Tshehla, Dean of the Faculty of Military Science, Stellenbosch University while Mr Patrick Agbambu, CEO of Security Watch Africa Initiatives read his citation.  The symposium was based on the premise that the successful attainment of the African Union’s Agenda 2063 objectives is premised on the sustainable peace and security on the continent. Thus, this requires coordinated efforts on all fronts across the continent. Most of the programmes and associated outcomes of the continent’s developmental agenda are linked to its ocean wa...

Rear Admiral Emmanuel Ogalla: Nigeria’s new Chief of Naval Staff He appointed Rear Admiral Emmanuel Ogalla to replace Awwal Gambo as Chief of Naval Staff. ByKabir Yusuf    June 21, 2023   Reading Time: 3 mins read President Bola Tinubu made sweeping changes to Nigeria’s armed forces on Monday, retiring all service chiefs and the inspector general of police. Mr Tinubu, who was sworn in on May 29, has made security one of his major priorities and promised reforms to the sector, including the recruitment of more soldiers and police officers while paying and equipping them better. He appointed Emmanuel Ogalla, a rear admiral, to replace Awwal Gambo as Chief of Naval Staff. Mr Ogalla, 55, is from Ezike Igbo Eze North Local Government Area of Enugu State. In 1987, he obtained the West African School Certificate from Nigerian Military School Zaria where he graduated as the best boy in Sciences. He had A1 in all subjects except in the English language. He is a member of the Niger...

Navy finance boss Bushi unveils book on public finance By Odita Sunday, Abuja 22 May 2023 | 11:36 am Chief of Account and Budget (Navy) Rear Adm. Kashimu Bushi launch book. The Chief of Account and Budget (Navy) Rear Adm. Kashimu Bushi, on Thursday May 18, 2023 presented to the reading public a book titled, “Fundamentals of Nigerian Public Finance and Accounting.  The book is the third in the series that the prolific author, who is a holder of doctorate degree in Accounting and Finance. In his remarks, Bushi said the book was written in response to the need to adequately prepare young graduates and newly employed accountants in public sector for the job. He said he also realised that throughout his 29 years of service in the public sector and indeed in the Nigerian Navy, most work experiences in different sphere of endeavours were not documented. According to him, accounting graduates are not exposed to the practical issues in public sector accounting and those...