The Lagos State Government has announced that the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) will conduct its Admission Screening Test in Lagos on Saturday, June 20, 2026.
Eko Hot News reports that the announcement was made through the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education, addressing prospective candidates, parents, guardians, and school administrators across the state.
Officials stated that preparations are already underway to ensure a smooth and organised examination process.
A liaison team from the Nigerian Defence Academy is expected to arrive in Lagos on June 11, 2026.
The team will engage in consultations and coordination with relevant government agencies and stakeholders ahead of the screening exercise.
The Lagos State Government said the preparatory visits are aimed at ensuring proper logistics and operational readiness.
Candidates have been advised to strictly follow all instructions issued by the Nigerian Defence Academy regarding the examination.
These include guidelines on registration, accreditation, and examination procedures.
Authorities urged candidates to rely only on official NDA communication channels for accurate updates and information.
They also encouraged parents and guardians to support candidates in adhering to all requirements for the screening exercise.
The Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education reaffirmed the state’s commitment to supporting educational advancement and leadership development.
Officials said the initiative aligns with efforts to create opportunities for young Nigerians in reputable national institutions.
The government emphasized the importance of discipline and compliance during the screening process.
It noted that cooperation among stakeholders will ensure a successful and credible examination exercise.
Honourable Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, Jamiu Tolani Alli-Balogun, reiterated the state’s support for national educational programmes.
He said Lagos remains committed to initiatives that promote youth empowerment and national service opportunities.
According to him, institutions like the Nigerian Defence Academy play a key role in shaping future leaders.
He encouraged candidates to prepare adequately and remain focused on their academic and career goals.
The Commissioner assured that Lagos State will continue to provide an enabling environment for educational activities and national examinations.
He expressed confidence in the ability of relevant agencies to deliver a seamless screening exercise.
The government concluded by urging all stakeholders to cooperate fully for the success of the NDA admission screening process.
