The Nigerian Air Pressure has introduced dates for the DSSC 34 enlistment interview for shortlisted candidates.
The train marks the subsequent section of the Direct Brief Service Fee recruitment for candidates who had efficiently made the shortlist.
The data was disclosed in an announcement posted on the official X account of the Nigerian Air Pressure on Sunday.
Within the assertion, the Nigerian Air Pressure knowledgeable the general public, notably candidates for the Direct Brief Service Fee (DSSC) 34/2025, that the checklist of shortlisted candidates had been uploaded on the NAF recruitment portal at nafrecruitment.airforce.mil.ng.
The NAF said that profitable candidates had been invited to attend the DSSC 34 choice and enlistment interview scheduled to carry on the Nigerian Air Pressure Base in Kaduna from January 12 to February 8, 2026.
“The Nigerian Air Pressure (NAF) needs to tell most people, notably candidates for the Direct Brief Service Fee (DSSC) 34/2025, that the checklist of shortlisted candidates for the DSSC 34 Choice Interview has been uploaded on the NAF Recruitment Portal.
“Profitable candidates are hereby invited to attend the DSSC 34 Enlistment Interview, scheduled to carry on the Nigerian Air Pressure Base, Kaduna, from 12 January to eight February 2026,” the assertion learn partially.
In line with the Air Pressure, candidates might be interviewed in batches based mostly on the timetable revealed on the recruitment portal.
All shortlisted candidates had been suggested to rigorously learn and adjust to the directions supplied. Failure to report on the assigned date or comply with the said tips could end in disqualification.
Candidates had been additionally inspired to familiarise themselves with info on the portal, together with steerage for potential officers and the Armed Forces of Nigeria’s harmonised phrases and circumstances of service.
This name for shortlisted candidates follows the Nigerian Air Pressure’s earlier recruitment train for the Direct Brief Service Fee (DSSC) 34/2025.
Purposes had been open to Nigerians, notably graduates and professionals, looking for to affix the Air Pressure as commissioned officers. The net registration course of ran from October 14 to November 25, 2025, offering eligible candidates with a possibility to use.
Vice Adm. Idi Abbas, the Chief of Naval Staff, mentioned the rankings could be deployed to warships and operational models to fight oil theft, improve maritime safety, and assist floor forces in counter-insurgency and different safety missions.
Collectively, these initiatives replicate the Federal Authorities’s coordinated push to strengthen the nation’s armed forces by recruitment, coaching, {and professional} commissioning.
