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August 11, 2026 - 5:48 PM

APPLY: Nigerian Army Begins Short Service Recruitment, Sets October 17 Deadline

The Nigerian Army has invited eligible Nigerians to apply for commission into the force as Short Service Combatant Commission (SSCC) Officers.

The recruitment is open to qualified civilians and serving military personnel who meet the stipulated requirements.

Successful applicants will undergo training and, upon commissioning, serve in the Army’s Combat Arms, including the Infantry and Armour Corps, as well as Combat Support Arms, comprising the Artillery, Engineers, Signals and Intelligence Corps.

How to Apply

Prospective applicants are required to visit the official Nigerian Army recruitment portal at:

nashortservice.army.mil.ng

Applicants should select the SSCC option and carefully follow the instructions provided on the portal to complete their applications.

Important Notice

The Nigerian Army has urged members of the public to disregard any online application portal or recruitment announcement purportedly opened before this official publication.

Applicants are advised to rely strictly on information released through the Nigerian Army’s official channels to avoid falling victim to fraudulent recruitment schemes.

The Army also encouraged prospective applicants and members of the public to watch for official recruitment jingles on television and radio stations following the publication.

Application Deadline

Saturday, October 17, 2026

Enquiries

For further enquiries, applicants may contact:

07016874003

07047340295

The lines are available daily from 0800 to 1800 hours.

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