Youths in Anambra State have been called upon to seize the opportunity to enlist in the 89 Regular Recruit Intake for Trades/Non-Trades Men and Women of the Nigerian Army, running from March 31 to May 17, 2025.
In a statement issued by Christian Aburime, Chief Press Secretary to Governor Charles Chukwuma Soludo, the enlistment drive is described as more than just a routine exercise—it is a gateway to a fulfilling, dignified career in national service.
Aburime emphasized that joining the Nigerian Army offers young Ndi Anambra not only job security but also avenues for personal and professional development. Among the benefits are:
- A stable and competitive income with allowances
- Access to further educational opportunities
- Comprehensive healthcare and life insurance
- A clear path to homeownership
- Pension and gratuity plans ensuring long-term security
- Exposure to Nigeria’s diversity and a chance to form lifelong bonds with peers across the nation
Eligible applicants must be single, aged 18–22 (or up to 26 years for those with technical or vocational skills), physically fit, and free from any criminal record. Interested individuals are urged to apply via the official Nigerian Army recruitment portal at https://recruitment.army.mil.ng before the deadline.
Aburime also highlighted that the entire application process is free, and that shortlisted candidates from Anambra will be screened in the state from June 2 to June 16, 2025.
“This is a golden opportunity for our youth to embrace a purposeful career and serve the nation with pride,” Aburime stated. “As the saying goes, ‘If you are not present when benefits are being shared, you cannot complain about the outcome.’ Let Anambra’s youth step forward and secure their rightful place in Nigeria’s future.”
He concluded by urging families, community leaders, and stakeholders to encourage eligible youths to take this step, noting that their participation will also ensure that the Southeast’s voice and interests are represented within one of the country’s most strategic institutions.
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