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Nigerian Army begins Short Service cadet training April 6
After the Nigerian Army released the list of successful candidates at the Short Service Combatant Course (SSCC) 47/2021 Selection Board, it has announced the date for successful candidates to begin training.
The Army in a statement advised the successful candidates to report for officer cadet training at the Old Site of the NDA Kaduna on Tuesday, April 6, 2021.
The statement by the Army read:
“This is to inform the general public that candidates who are successful at the Short Service Combatant Course 47/2021 Selection Board have been shortlisted and published on the Nigerian Army recruitment portal. Beware Of Fraudsters!
“NOTE: Successful candidates are to report for officer cadet training at the Old Site of the NDA Kaduna on Tue 6 April 2021. The candidates who fail to report by 6pm on Wed 7 April 2021 will forfeit their positions & be replaced by another candidate on the Reserve List.”
The successful candidates are to come with the following:
1. Original credentials and SSC 47 online application print out that bears their passport photograph.
2. Four copies of 5×7 coloured photograph in suit and in full standing position without cap/hat.
3. Two pairs of white (unmarked) round neck vests and navy blue shorts (without stripes).
4. Two pairs of black trousers.
5. Two pairs of pure white canvas trainers (rubber type NOT acceptable).
6. Two white bedsheets and pillowcases.
7. One blanket (grey or army green colour).
8. A set of cutlery.
9. Two pairs of national dress or suit and casual wears.
10. Serving military personnel are to come along with release letters and passes from their commanders/commanding officers.
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