National ID, BVN required as Nigerian Army begins 2026 recruitment drive

The Nigerian Army has announced the commencement of applications for its 91 Regular Recruits Intake for tradesmen/women and non-tradesmen/women.
nIn a public announcement via its X handle on Sunday, the Army stated that free online registration will commence on Sunday, March 30, 2026, and close on Saturday, May 17, 2026.
nInterested candidates are advised to apply via the official recruitment portal at https://recruitment.army.mil.ng.
nThe exercise, which follows the successful 90RRI conducted in 2025, aims to recruit suitable individuals to strengthen the ranks of the Nigerian Army.
nRecruits will undergo rigorous training, after which successful candidates will enjoy benefits, including a structured career path, pension scheme, and opportunities for social integration.
nOn eligibility, the Army noted that applicants must “be Nigerian citizens by birth. For non-tradesmen/women, age is between 18 and 22 years, while age for tradesmen/women is between 17 and 25 years.”
nIt added that applicants must meet the minimum height requirement of 1.68 metres for males and 1.58 metres for females.
n“Possess valid means of identification, including the National Identification Number (NIN) and Bank Verification Number (BVN), to curb fraud and ensure transparency.
n“Meet educational qualifications, with emphasis on a Secondary School Certificate Examination (SSCE) or its equivalent.”
nThe Army stressed that the registration is entirely free and warned the public against fraudsters who may demand payment for forms or assistance.
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