COMMENCEMENT OF ONLINE APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION INTO NIGERIAN NAVY MILITARY/WELFARE SCHOOLS FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION

 



PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT 



The Nigerian Army online sale of application forms for admission into Junior Secondary School (JSS 1) of the Nigerian Navy Military School. Ikot Ntuen and Eight (8) others and Nigerian Navy Secondary school for the 2025/2026 academic session has commenced. 


Listeners are enjoined to please circulate this information to eligible indigenes of Oyo State that entrance examination into the Nigerian Navy Military School and Nigerian Navy Secondary School is scheduled to hold on Saturday 28th June, 2025 and Thursday, 5th August, 2025 in designated centres across the Federation respectfully. 


Interested parents/candidates are expected to visit the Directorate of Naval Education Website at www.nnedu.ng for guidance on the admission process. 


The application fee is Three Thousand and Fifty Naira (#3,050.00) only for Nigerian Navy Secondary School and a Three Thousand Naira (#3,000) for Nigerian Navy Military School, all processes are done online. 


The Nigerian Navy Secondary Schools are located at Lagos, Portharcourt, Abeokuta, Calabar, Ogbomosho, Kuje and Imeri for further enquiries call these numbers: 08035416305/08030704785. 


Thank you. 


                       ANNOUNCER

 Professor Olanike Adeyemo, FAS FTWAS 

Secretary to the Oyo State Government

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