BREAKING NEWS
Nigerian Army Begins 2026 Recruitment Of 92 Regular For Tradesmen,Non Tradesmen And Women – See How To Apply
The Nigerian Army has commenced online registration for the 92 Regular Recruits Intake Exercise for Tradesmen, Non-Tradesmen and Women.
According to the Headquarters Nigerian Army, the recruitment portal opened on September 9 and will remain accessible until October 21, 2026, for interested and qualified Nigerians.
The Army urged prospective applicants to carefully study the recruitment guidelines, instructions and basic entry requirements before submitting their applications.
Candidates seeking clarification were advised to contact the designated support lines on 07036499094 and 09041116433.
Interested applicants can visit the Nigerian Army recruitment portal, http://recruit.army.mil.ng, for further information, application guidelines and entry requirements.

The Army encouraged qualified Nigerians to take advantage of the opportunity to join the service and contribute to the protection of Nigeria’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.
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