Nigerian Defence Academy, 76RC Year 2024

*DISCLAIMER: FAKE NIGERIAN DEFENCE ACADEMY SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES ALERT*


The attention of the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) has been drawn to a fake list that has gone viral on some social media and other microblogging platforms, purporting to be the official selection list for 75 Regular Course of the Nigerian Defence Academy.



We wish to clarify that the list which has been published on several social media platforms already, is not only fake but the work of fraudsters. Their aim may be to fleece law-abiding members of the public of their resources.



Consequently, we wish to warn members of the public to steer clear of this fake publication and the publishers of this fake list. Their primary motive is to mislead and defraud members of the public. Hence, anyone dealing with them does so at their own risk.



Please note that the process of selecting members of 75 Regular Course of the Academy is rigorous and thorough, and is still ongoing. When completed, the authentic list will be officially published by the Academy in some national newspapers and on NDA official website:www.nda.edu.ng



Once more, the public is again reminded that the purported list circulating on social media sites is fake. It did not originate from the NDA. Members of the public are therefore warned against dealing with any fraudulent person or persons circulating that list.



*VICTOR OLUKOYA*

Major

Academy Public Relations Officer

The list of successful candidates invited for the Armed Forces Selection Board is out. Candidates should please visithttps://nda.edu.ng/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/75RC-NDA-FOR-Publication-PDF_063032-1.pdf to check for their names and details for the AFSB.

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The Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) Screening Test was held on Saturday 15 April 2023. The list of successful candidates whose names appear below are to report for interview before the Armed Forces Selection Board (AFSB) from Saturday 27 May – Friday 7 July 2023 at the NDA Ribadu Campus, Kaduna. The list may also be accessed through the NDA official website www.nda.edu.ng or www.ndaapplications.net. Candidates will appear before the AFSB in 2 Batches as follows:

Batch 1. Candidates from the underlisted states are to report to NDA for interview from Saturday 27 May – Friday 16 June 2023.

1. Anambra 11. Jigawa
2. Bauchi 12. Katsina
3. Bayelsa 13. Kebbi
4. Borno 14. Kwara
5. Cross River 15. Lagos
6. Delta 16. Niger
7. Ebonyi 17. Ogun
8. FCT-Abuja 18. Osun
9. Imo 19. Taraba
10. Kano

Batch 2. Candidates from the underlisted states are to report to NDA for interview from Saturday 17 June – Friday 7 July 2023.

1. Abia 11. Nassarawa
2. Adamawa 12. Ondo
3. Akwa Ibom 13. Oyo
4. Benue 14. Plateau
5. Edo 15. Rivers
6. Enugu 16. Sokoto
7. Ekiti 17. Yobe
8. Gombe 18. Zamfara
9. Kaduna
10. Kogi

Candidates who fail to report on Saturday 27 May 2023, and Saturday 17 June 2023 for Batches 1 and 2 respectively, will not be allowed to attend the interview. Any candidate in Batch 2 who is seen around the NDA premises before Saturday 17 June 2023, will be disqualified. All candidates will be accommodated and fed throughout the duration of their stay for the AFSB. All candidates must come along with their Bank Verification Number (BVN) Certificate and Bank account number.

All candidates will undergo a screening exercise which will involve documents (certificates/credentials) verification, medical and physical fitness tests, individual/group obstacles and 3.2km race amongst others. Only candidates who pass the screening exercise will qualify to continue with the interview. Thus, any candidate that fails at any stage of the screening will be disqualified from the interview.

Candidates MUST bring along their original and 2 photocopies each of the following documents:
a. JAMB UTME Result Slip 2023.
b. Acknowledgement Form and NDA Screening Test Admission Card.
c. Academic Certificates / Statements of Result and Testimonials for Primary and Secondary Schools.
d. Birth Certificate or Declaration of Age, preferably Birth Certificate.
e. Letter of Attestation of State/Local Government Indigeneship duly signed by the Secretary to the State Government or Chairman of Local Government, as the case may be. Certification obtained from a military officer from the candidate’s state of origin, who must be of the rank of Lieutenant Colonel and above or equivalent in the Nigerian Navy and Nigerian Air Force, may be used in place of Local Government Indigeneship Certificate. In this case, the officer must indicate his formation/unit, appointment, contact address, phone numbers and e-mail address. The officer must also affix formation/unit stamp and sign.
f. Letter of Consent from Parent/Guardian.

Candidates are to download both the Attestation and Letter of Consent Forms from the NDA application portal/NDA website and complete same.
Candidates who fail to bring along the documents listed above may be disqualified. Any alterations on the documents will attract outright disqualification.

Candidates are to also bring along the following items:
a. Writing materials.
b. Three blue shorts and 3 white (round-neck) T-shirts.
c. A pair of white canvas shoes and 3 pairs of white socks.
d. Toiletries.
e. Non-refundable fee of N2,500.00 each for verification/confirmation of results at WAEC/NECO/NABTEB/NBAIS and JAMB.
f. Scratch cards for WAEC and/or NECO results for online confirmation of result.
g. Four recent coloured passport photographs.
h. The second copy of Postcard Photograph that was presented and endorsed at the Exam Centre during the NDA Screening Test.
i. Transport money to and from Kaduna.

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