Embrace Nigerian Army recruitment: Sanwo- Olu to youths

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu encourages Lagos youths to join the Nigerian Army, highlighting opportunities in technology, education, and career growth. Registration for the 89 Regular Recruits Intake closes May 17, 2025.

In a call to action aimed at empowering the youth, Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has urged young people across the state to take advantage of the ongoing Nigerian Army recruitment drive.

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The 89 Regular Recruits Intake, open for both trades and non-trades roles, is set to close on Saturday, May 17, 2025. The governor’s message was conveyed through a statement by Olumuyiwa Ojelabi from the Office of the Secretary to the State Government and further echoed by Secretary to the State Government, Bimbola Salu-Hundeyin, during a stakeholder engagement at the palace of the Olofin of Isheri Olofin.

Speaking on behalf of Governor Sanwo-Olu, Salu-Hundeyin emphasized that the face of military service is evolving, with a growing emphasis on technology, education, and professional development. She encouraged eligible youths to view the Nigerian Army not just as a place of service, but also as a platform for building a purposeful and rewarding career.

The engagement session brought together parents, community leaders, religious heads, and artisans to promote awareness about the benefits of military service. Governor Sanwo-Olu stressed that joining the Nigerian Army presents a unique opportunity to serve the nation with pride while accessing specialized training in fields such as medicine, law, engineering, and aeronautics.

He reassured residents that the Lagos State Government remains committed to supporting qualified candidates through the recruitment process, underscoring his administration’s dedication to youth empowerment and national development.

Don’t miss the opportunity—apply before May 17, 2025, and take the first step toward a future of service, discipline, and growth.