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The Nigerian Navy has postponed the 2016 recruitment exercise as applications for the aptitude tests were overwhelming.
The agency received 300,000 applications for 3,000 jobs.
“The aptitude test for applicants of the 2016 Nigerian Navy Recruitment initially scheduled to hold nationwide on Saturday, April 9, 2016, has been postponed, a statement by the Director of Naval Information, Commodore Christian Ezekobe said.
“The exercise will now hold on Saturday, May 14, 2016, at all the designated centers nationwide as earlier planned. The shift in date is necessitated by the desire of the Nigerian Navy to ensure a well-planned and hitch-free recruitment.
“Therefore, the Nigerian Navy regrets any inconveniences the postponement will cause to parents and candidates. More so the general public is hereby informed that there is ‘NO’ extension of date for submission of online application forms. The submission of online application forms ended Friday, April 1, 2016.
"Meanwhile, the Military Pensions Board (MPB) has alerted the nation, particularly ex-servicemen of the discovery of and existence of a fake website known as mpbnigeria.com.
The agency received 300,000 applications for 3,000 jobs.
“The aptitude test for applicants of the 2016 Nigerian Navy Recruitment initially scheduled to hold nationwide on Saturday, April 9, 2016, has been postponed, a statement by the Director of Naval Information, Commodore Christian Ezekobe said.
“The exercise will now hold on Saturday, May 14, 2016, at all the designated centers nationwide as earlier planned. The shift in date is necessitated by the desire of the Nigerian Navy to ensure a well-planned and hitch-free recruitment.
“Therefore, the Nigerian Navy regrets any inconveniences the postponement will cause to parents and candidates. More so the general public is hereby informed that there is ‘NO’ extension of date for submission of online application forms. The submission of online application forms ended Friday, April 1, 2016.
"Meanwhile, the Military Pensions Board (MPB) has alerted the nation, particularly ex-servicemen of the discovery of and existence of a fake website known as mpbnigeria.com.
