MY 7-YEAR-OLD SON'S ABDUCTORS KILLED HIM AFTER DEMANDING N3M RANSOM- BAUCHI FATHER. (PHOTO).

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 My seven-year-old son’s abductors killed him after demanding N3m ransom – Bauchi father Abdullahi Safiyanu, father of the late Shuaibu, a seven-year-old boy who was kidnapped and killed in Bauchi State, speaks to AYOOLA OLASUPO and UMAR SANI about how he found the lifeless body of his son in the bush after How old are you? I am 42 years old. I am the father of the late Shuaibu Safiyanu. I am a livestock trader. How old was Shuaibu? He was seven years old. When was your son abducted? It was on Thursday, March 20, 2025. How did you receive the news of the abduction of your child? When we were at the livestock market, a group of young men who usually visited the market were said to be heading towards my house. They were coming to my house together with my son’s friend, who was a little bit older than him. It seemed they were invited by someone. The person is still unknown to me. Before reaching my place, they met with the person who had called them. He then told my child, Shuaibu, wh...
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APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION INTO NIGERIAN NAVY MILITARY/SECONDARY SCHOOLS 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE

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 APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION INTO

NIGERIAN NAVY MILITARY/SECONDARY SCHOOLS 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION


THIS IS TO INFORM THE GENERAL PUBLIC THAT APPLICATION INTO JSS1 NIGERIAN NAVY MILITARY  SCHOOL IKOT-NTUEN AND 8 OTHER NIGERIAN NAVY SECONDARY SCHOOLS FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION HAS COMMENCED.


• Note: Interested Candidates are to note that application for admission into Nigerian Navy Military School  IKOT-NTUEN closes on 23rd June 2025

while that of other Nigerian Navy Secondary Schools will close on the 17th of June 2025.


HOW TO APPLY


1. Interested candidates are to visit the Directorate of Naval Education website at www.nnedu.org, select their respective application category (Military or Secondary School) and create a new user account by clicking on Military School/Secondary Application (as the case maybe).

2. After a successful sign up, log in back and proceed to make payment of the sum of #3,050.00 only via online payment platform. The system is secured and will never store your payment information. After a successful payment, you will be redirected to continue with your registration.

3. Applicants are expected to fill in all necessary fields on the form. You must remember your email and the generated password to resume your application.

4. Applicants must be accompanied with the applicant's clear photograph and a copy of the appli cant's NIN slip/card.

5. Applicants of Military Parent's Status are to upload their source ID cards and letter of Introduc tion from the personnel unit.


Nigerian Navy Military/Secondary Schools


Nigerian Navy Military School IKOT-NTUEN

Nigerian Navy Secondary School OKURA

Nigerian Navy Secondary School OJO 

Nigerian Navy Secondary School OGBOMOSHO

Nigerian Navy Secondary School PH 

Nigerian Navy Secondary School KUJE

Nigerian Navy Secondary School ABEOKUTA

Nigerian Navy Secondary School IMERI

Nigerian Navy Secondary School CALABAR 


For Enquiries: call the help-desk on

08030704785

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