SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES FOR BATCH 35 NNRB FOR INTERVIEW.

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 Kaduna Kaduna Batch A Saturday 22 July – 1 August 2023 North East (NE) 2 . Bauchi 3 . Borno 4 . Gombe 5 . Taraba 6 . Yobe 7 . Jigawa NDA Old Site Kaduna Kaduna Batch B Wednesday 2 – 11 August 2023 North West (NW) 8 . Kaduna 9 . Kano 10 . Katsina 11 . Kebbi 12 . Sokoto 13 . Zamfara 14 . Benue NNSS Ojo Lagos Lagos Batch A Saturday 22 July – 1 August 2023 North Central (NC) 15 . FCT 16 . Kogi 17 . Kwara 18 . Nasarawa 19 . Niger 20 . Plateau (a) (c) (d) (e) (f) 21 . Ekiti NNSS Ojo Lagos Lagos Batch B Wednesday 2 – 11 August 2023 South West (SW) 22 . Lagos 23 . Ogun 24 . Ondo 25 . Osun 26 . Oyo 27 . Abia NNSS Borokiri Port Harcourt Port Harcourt Batch A Saturday 22 July – 1 August 2023 South East (SE) 28 . Anambra 29 . Ebonyi 30 . Enugu 31 . Imo 32 . Akwa Ibom NNSS Borokiri Port Harcourt Port Harcourt Batch B Wednesday 2 – 11 August 2023 South South (SS) 33 . Bayelsa 34 . Cross River 35 . Delta 36 . Edo 37 . Rivers 2. The interview would be conducted concurrently at the centres from 22 July – 11 August 2023. The interview will include screening/verification of credentials/certificates, medical/physical evaluation and written tests. Candidates are to come along with the following items: a. Originals and photocopies of their credentials. b. Originals and photocopies of valid Drivers’ Licence (Category H only). c. Original and photocopy of State of Origin/LGA certificate. d. National Identity Card/Acknowledgment Slip. e. Writing materials. f. Two pairs of navy blue shorts and 2 white (unmarked) T Shirts. g. A pair of canvas/trainer and stockings. h. Bed sheets and pillow cases. i. Set of cutlery. j. Four (4) recent 30X30mm passport sized photographs on white background. k. Face masks and hand sanitizers. l. Personal Toiletries (Bathing and washing soaps, Tooth Paste and brush e.t.c). 3. Candidates will be interviewed individually and if found deficient of any required criterion (criteria), his/her candidature shall be terminated at any stage of the interview. 4. If any information/declaration given by the candidates at any time during the entire selection process is found to be fake/false/wrong, his/her candidature shall be cancelled and he/she may be handed over to the Nigeria Police Force for possible prosecution. 5. Failure by any applicant to provide accurate information concerning his/her medical history during the entire selection process as stated on the Medical Examination Pro forma will result in automatic withdrawal from training and dismissal even when already in the Service. 6. Any candidate who fails to report for screening at specified centre for their State of Origin on the stipulated date for his/her Batch will forfeit his/her candidature. 7. All concerned are to note and comply accordingly.

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