Saheed SoneyeIn this article, you will find the complete list of the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) Examination Centres In Nigeria 2022 from www.nda.edu.ng.
For candidates that will be participating in the entrance examination, NDA has created some centres nationwide where their entrance examination will hold. Below are the locations of NDA examination centres in Nigeria.
To partici[ate in the entrance examination, you will be required to select an examination centre from the list of NDA centers in Nigeria.
Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) Examination Centres in Nigeria 2022
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| Serial | State | Centre |
| 1. | Adamawa | Govt Day Secondary School Opposite HQ 23 Armd Bde, Yola |
| 2. | Borno | Command Secondary School, Maimalari Cantonment, Maiduguri |
| 3. | Edo | Army Day Secondary School NASST, Benin |
| 4. | Enugu | Command Day Secondary School, Abakpa Barracks, Enugu |
| 5. | FCT | Command Day Secondary School, Lungi Barracks, Abuja |
| 6. | Imo | Holy Ghost College, Owerri |
| 7. | Kano | Army Day Secondary School Bukavu Barracks, Kano |
| 8. | Kaduna | Nigerian Defence Academy, Permanent Site, Afaka, Kaduna |
| 9. | Kaduna | Nigerian Defence Academy, Old Site, Ribadu Campus, Kaduna |
| 10. | Kwara | Nigerian Army School of Education (NASE) Ilorin |
| 11. | Lagos | Command Children’s School/ Command Day Secondary School, Ikeja Cantonment, Lagos |
| 12. | Lagos | Command Secondary School, Ojo, Lagos |
| 13. | Oyo | Command Day Secondary School Odogbo, Ibadan |
| 14. | Plateau | Command Secondary School Zaria Road Jos |
| 15. | Rivers | Command Secondary School Bori Camp, Port Harcourt |
About The Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA)
The NDA was established in January 1964 as a reformation of the British run Royal Military Forces Training College (RMFTC), which had been renamed the Nigerian Military Training College (NMTC) on independence.
The military institution trains the officer corps of the Nigerian Army, Navy and Air Force. The initial class was only 62 cadets, and trainers were mostly officers in the Indian Army.
The NDA grew to an all Nigerian training staff only in 1978. In 1981 itself began training bilateral training of foreign militaries.
In 1985 the academy commenced offering undergraduate programmes to Military Officers In Training and now also currently offers post graduate studies both for Msc and Ph.D for both military and civilian students alike.
The central mission remains the five year cadet officer training “Regular Combatant Course“, although from 2002, a four-year military programme is also offered. As of 2008, its total cadet class is around 1500.
Source: Wikipedia
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