Nigerian Air Force Recruitment 2025/2026 Portal Now Open

Nigerian Air Force Recruitment 2025

Nigerian Air Force Recruitment Portal is now open for the Nigerian Air Force Basic Military Training Course 46/2025 

If you’ve ever dreamed of wearing the proud blue uniform, soaring through the skies, and defending our nation with honor, this is your moment. The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has officially opened its portal for the Basic Military Training Course (BMTC) 46/2025, and the best part? It’s absolutely free to apply.

Yes, you read that right — no payments, no middlemen, no shortcuts. Just your determination, discipline, and the right qualifications. Let’s break it all down in a clear, friendly way — so you don’t miss this incredible opportunity.

What’s the Nigerian Air Force BMTC Recruitment All About?

The Nigerian Air Force BMTC 46/2025 is an open call for young, qualified Nigerians — both men and women — who want to join the Air Force as airmen or airwomen. This is your entry point into one of the most respected military organizations in Africa, and a life filled with purpose, pride, and national service.

Step One: Apply Online (and It’s 100% Free!)

The entire application process happens online at 👉 www.nafrecruitment.airforce.mil.ng.

Before you rush off, take a few minutes to carefully read the requirements on the site. Don’t skip this step — it’s important to make sure you meet all the listed criteria.

Once you fill and submit your application, you’ll need to print out a few key documents. These are essential, so double-check that your information is correct before printing.

Here’s what you’ll print:

  • Acknowledgment Form
  • Parent/Guardian Consent Form
  • Local Government Area (LGA) Attestation Form

Now, the LGA Attestation Form is quite specific — it needs to be signed by one of the following authorized persons:

  1. A Military Officer (same state as you) of rank not below Wing Commander (or its equivalent in other forces).
  2. A Police Officer of rank Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP) or higher.
  3. A Substantive Local Government Chairman or Secretary.
  4. A Magistrate from your state of origin.

When submitting, ensure the attestation form includes:

  • The passport photo of the signee.
  • A photocopy of the signee’s Driver’s License, National ID Card, or International Passport.

Important Note: Invalid applicants (those who do not meet the criteria) will not be able to generate these forms. So, ensure every detail in your online form is accurate.

Who Can Apply? (Eligibility Requirements)

Let’s talk about who’s eligible for the NAF Recruitment Exercise — this is where most applicants need to pay close attention.

  1. Citizenship – You must be a Nigerian citizen — by birth and by heart.
  1. Height Requirements
  • Males: Not less than 1.66 meters tall
  • Females: Not less than 1.63 meters tall

Height may seem like a small detail, but it’s an essential part of the Air Force’s physical standards.

  1. Fitness Standards: Applicants must be:
  • Medically, physically, and psychologically fit
  • Able to meet all NAF medical and employment standards

This means you should be in good health, free from any medical or physical condition that could interfere with your duties.

The Two Entry Paths: Non-Trades and Trades

The NAF recruitment is open to two main categories — Non-Tradesmen/Women and Tradesmen/Women. Let’s unpack what that means for you.

1. Non-Tradesmen/Women: If you’re applying under this category, here’s what you need to know:

  • Age: Between 18 and 22 years at the time of application.
  • Education: Minimum of five (5) credits, including Mathematics and English, in not more than two sittings (WAEC, NECO, GCE, NABTEB, or NBAIS).
  • You must also have your secondary school testimonial handy.

This category is ideal for those fresh out of secondary school and looking to begin a professional military career.

2. Tradesmen/Women This category is for skilled individuals — people who already have technical, vocational, or professional qualifications.

Here are the key points:

  • Age: Between 18 and 27 years.
  • Education: You must have at least lower credit in ND/NCE from an accredited institution.
  • You still need a minimum of five credits, including English and Mathematics, in not more than two sittings (WAEC/NECO/GCE/NABTEB/NBAIS).

For those applying as drivers or other trade specialists, you’ll also need:

  • A Trade Test Certificate.
  • A valid driving license (for drivers).

If you’re applying as a sportsman or sportswoman, don’t forget to include:

  • Proof of your professional experience — like certificates, medals, or awards.

Character Check: No Criminal Convictions

The Air Force demands integrity. Applicants must not have any criminal conviction or record of wrongdoing by a court of law. Your background will be checked, so honesty is your best policy here.

Timeline: Don’t Miss the Dates!

Timing is everything. Here’s the official timeline:

  • Online Registration Opens: 14th October 2025
  • Registration Closes: 25th November 2025

Don’t wait till the last minute — technical issues, server delays, or small mistakes could cost you your chance.

After the registration phase, shortlisted applicants will be invited to take a Zonal General Aptitude Test.
The exact date for this test will be announced on the NAF Recruitment Portal. Only those who pass this stage will move on to the Selection Interview.

Need Help? Contact the Support Lines

If you run into any problems or have questions, you can always reach out through these official support channels:
📞 07052683575, 07030562381
📧 careers@airforce.mil.ng

You can also check the instructions page on the recruitment portal starting from 14 October 2025 for updates and clarifications.

Final Thoughts: This Is Your Time to Take Off

Becoming an Airman or Airwoman is not just about a job — it’s about purpose, patriotism, and personal growth. The Nigerian Air Force is looking for young people who are ready to serve with courage, discipline, and pride.

So, if you meet the requirements, don’t hesitate. Head to the portal, fill out your application, and take that first step toward an exciting future in the skies.

Remember: The NAF Recruitment Exercise is free, fair, and open to all qualified Nigerians.
No shortcuts, no payments — just your passion and commitment.

Now it’s over to you.
Are you ready to rise above and make your mark?

Visit www.nafrecruitment.airforce.mil.ng and start your journey today.

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