In its continued effort aimed at boosting its recruitment drive to tackle various internal security challenges in the country, the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has commenced a recruitment exercise for qualified candidates as Trades and Non-Trades Airmen/Airwomen for Basic Military Training Course 43/2022.
Advertisement for the recruitment has been placed in Punch and The Nation Newspapers of 7th April, 2022 .
Accordingly, application forms and other details can be obtained online at www.nafrecruiment.airforce.mil.ng from 11 April and closes 22 May,2022.
Interested applicants can take advantage of this information and apply as advertised above.
Application forms and other details can be obtained online via www.nafrecruiment.airforce.mil.ng
“In addition to other compulsory requirements, interested applicants must be Nigerian citizens by birth, medically and physically fit and must not have any criminal convictions by a court of law.
“Additionally, applicants must be between the ages of 18 and 22 for non-tradesmen/women and 18 and 25 years for tradesmen/women and must possess a minimum academic qualification of 5 credits, including Mathematics and English Language in not more than 2 sittings in SSCE/NECO/GCE/NABTEB. “Recruitment interview exercise will hold from June 27 to August 28, 2022.
“Applicants are to note that online registration and all other recruitment processes are FREE OF CHARGE and no payment should be made at any point throughout the Exercise.
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