Nigerian Air Pressure publishes listing of shortlisted DSSC 34/2025 candidates for take a look at 

The Nigerian Air Pressure (NAF) has introduced the publication of the listing of eligible candidates shortlisted for the Zonal Normal Aptitude Take a look at beneath the Direct Quick Service Fee (DSSC) 34/2025 enlistment train.

The announcement was contained in a press release issued by Air Commodore Ehimen Ejodame, Director of Public Relations and Info, Headquarters Nigerian Air Pressure, on October 21, 2025.

Based on the assertion, the aptitude take a look at will happen on Saturday, October 25, 2025, at numerous centres throughout the nation. Shortlisted candidates are required to report back to the centres assigned to them for the train.

“The listing of eligible candidates shortlisted to take part within the Zonal Normal Aptitude Take a look at for the NAF Direct Quick Service Fee (DSSC) 34/2025 Enlistment Train has been printed on the NAF Recruitment Portal. The aptitude take a look at is scheduled to carry on Saturday, 25 October 2025, at numerous centres throughout the nation,” the assertion learn.

NAF suggested all candidates to go to the NAF Recruitment Portal at for additional particulars, together with the total listing of shortlisted candidates and their designated take a look at centres.

Backstory 

The Direct Quick Service Fee (DSSC) Course 34/2025 recruitment train started in opened on August 27, 2025, and closed on October 7, 2025, with NAF inviting certified graduates and postgraduates from numerous skilled fields to use.

The DSSC programme provides a pathway for professionals to function commissioned officers in specialised roles inside the Nigerian Air Pressure. Eligible candidates had been required to be Nigerian residents aged 20 to 32 years, apart from medical consultants, who might apply as much as 40 years.

Only a few days earlier, the Nigerian Air Pressure had commenced on-line registration for the Airmen and Airwomen Primary Army Coaching Course (BMTC) 46/2025, increasing alternatives for Nigerians to hitch the service.

Nigerian citizenship and medical, bodily, and psychological health between 18 and 22 years for non-trades candidates, and 18 to 27 years for Trades candidates. At the least 5 credit, together with Arithmetic and English, in no more than two sittings in acknowledged examinations.