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Nigerian Navy Batch 37 Recruitment Interview Holds 16-25th February In Rivers State

Shortlisted candidates from Delta State are hereby informed that the Nigerian Navy Batch 37 RECRUITMENT INTERVIEW is scheduled to hold from 16th to 25th February 2025, at the Nigerian Navy Basic Training School (NNBTS) Onne, Rivers State.
A statement on Saturday by the Director General of Delta State Orientation and Communications Bureau, Dr Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe, said all shortlisted indigenes of Delta State are to report at the Nigerian Navy Basic Training School, NNBTS, Onne, Rivers State within the above stipulated dates for the interview, begining from 7:00am daily.
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He urged shortlisted candidates to take with them original copies of their academic certificates, means of proper identification and other relevant documents in connection with the ongoing Nigerian Navy Batch 37 Recruitment interview.
“The Nigerian Navy Batch 37 recruitment interview for shortlisted indigenes of Delta State will hold from 16th to 25th February, 2025, at the Nigerian Navy Basic Training School, Onne, Rivers State, begining from 7:00am daily.
“Candidates are strongly advised to take with them original copies of their academic certificates, means of proper identification and other relevant documents in connection with the interview.
“Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State is praying for all shortlisted candidates of Delta State origin, and wishes them success in the ongoing Nigerian Navy Batch 37 recruitment interview,” the statement added.
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