The Nigerian Army has reiterated that recruitment into the army should not be perceived as employment but as a call to defend the nation's integrity.
The Nigerian Army has reiterated that recruitment into the army should not be perceived as employment but as a call to defend the nation’s integrity.
According to Yahaya, the recruitment into the Nigerian Army was to defend the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Nigeria, unlike employment in other sectors. He urged the candidates to take the screening seriously, as only the best will emerge in the final enlistment.
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