The Nigerian Navy declared a recruitment notice circulating on social media platforms as fake and unauthorisedDirector of Naval Information Capt. Abiodun Folorunsho warned the public not to trust recruitment information from unofficial sourcesThe Navy reminded Nigerians that its recruitment exercise is free of charge and no third party is authorised to collect feesPAY ATTENTION: Find it fast with our new search feature at Legit.ng! The Nigerian Navy has declared a recruitment notice spreading across social media as fake, warning the public not to act on the information.Capt. Abiodun Folorunsho, the Director of Naval Information, confirmed in a statement issued on Monday that the circulating notice, which claims to announce a 2026 Batch 39 recruitment exercise, was not authorised or published by the Nigerian Navy.Nigerian Navy Warns Public About Fake 2026 Batch 39 Recruitment Notice on Social Media Source: TwitterFolorunsho urged members of the public and prospective applicants to be cautious and ignore recruitment information sourced from unofficial websites, social media accounts, or any channel not recognised by the Navy.Where to find official Nigerian Navy recruitment informationAccording to Folorunsho, all legitimate recruitment announcements, including eligibility requirements, application timelines, procedures and categories, will only be published through the Navy’s official communication channels.PAY ATTENTION: From breaking news to viral moments.
Follow Legit.ng on Instagram!”The official website for Nigerian Navy recruitment or enlistment is http://www.joinnigeriannavy.navy.mil.ng, and the official website remains https://navy.mil.ng,” he said.See the X post below:Navy warns against payment to agentsBeyond the fake notice, the Navy also cautioned the public against paying money to individuals, agents or third-party platforms claiming to facilitate Navy recruitment on its behalf.”The Nigerian Navy does not authorise third parties to recruit applicants or collect recruitment fees on its behalf,” Folorunsho said, adding that the recruitment exercise is entirely free of charge.He assured the public that the Navy remains committed to a transparent process and will continue to share accurate information through its official channels only.The warning comes amid a pattern of fraudulent recruitment notices targeting job seekers across Nigeria, where scammers often exploit the high demand for government employment to solicit payments from unsuspecting applicants. Source: Legit.ng Basit Jamiu (Current Affairs and Politics Editor) Basit Jamiu is an AFP-certified journalist. He is a current affairs and politics editor at Legit.ng. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Nasarawa State University (2023).
Basit previously worked as a staff writer at Ikeja Bird (2022), Associate Editor at Prime Progress (2022). He is a 2025 CRA Grantee, 2024 Open Climate Fellow (West Africa), 2023 MTN Media Fellow. Email: basitjamiu1st@gmail.com and basit.jamiu@corp.legit.ng. Uae Petrol prices Kalogeras sisters Gillian turner Love messages girlfriend
