UK launches recruitment for Nigerians, other Commonwealth citizens to join British Army

The British Army has begun the recruitment of Nigerians and other commonwealth citizens to join its armed forces.
The British army said applications for interested Nigerians were opened for musicians, royal electrical and mechanical engineers, royal engineers technicians, tradesmen, and paratroopers.
The application opportunity opened on August 19, 2024, to August 26, 2024.
It explained that the recruitment phase emphasised the vital role of Commonwealth soldiers and their continued play within the British Army.
According to the British Army, the applications must be linked to the Recruit Bounty Referral Scheme (British Army members referral) to be considered, except those applying as musicians.
It added that every applicant must pass a series of fitness tests, including the multistage fitness test (beep test), seated ball throw, and mid-thigh pull, stressing that the recruits are to quit smoking and focus on a balanced diet.
However, it revealed that candidates must be ready to travel to the UK for further assessment in October and November 2024.
The British Army also said basic training commencing between January and March 2025.
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