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LASG provides assistance for military recruitment registration

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The Lagos State Government, through the Office of the Secretary to the State Government (SSG), is extending assistance to candidates experiencing difficulties accessing the NA87 RRI Portal for ongoing military recruitment.

In a bid to ensure that all eligible candidates have equal opportunities to register, the Lagos State Government has set up an ICT center at the Alausa Secretariat, Block 1, Room 11, OSSG/Cabinet Office, Ikeja.

Here, candidates facing challenges with online registration can receive free assistance from ICT personnel.

The assistance provided includes aiding candidates in accessing the recruitment website and completing their registration process seamlessly. This initiative aims to eliminate any barriers candidates may face due to technical difficulties or limited internet access.

Candidates who encounter issues while logging into the NA87 RRI Portal are encouraged to take advantage of this support service provided by the Lagos State Government. They can visit the ICT center at the Alausa Secretariat or contact the Office of the SSG for further assistance.

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For inquiries and assistance, candidates can reach out to the following contact number: 0803 344 2421.

The Lagos State Government remains committed to facilitating a smooth and inclusive recruitment process, ensuring that all qualified candidates have the opportunity to apply for military service.

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Source: Read more at thecable.ng

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