Delta Govt Urges Indigenes to Grab Air Force Schools Admission Chance
The Delta State Government has called on all eligible students of Delta origin to seize the opportunity and apply without delay for the 2026/2027 Entrance Examination into the prestigious Nigerian Air Force Military Schools, Comprehensive Schools, and Secondary Schools spread across the nation, emphasizing that this is a vital pathway to disciplined education and future leadership in a competitive world.
In a statement released on Thursday, Dr. Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe, the Director-General of the Delta State Bureau for Orientation and Communications, announced that the Nigerian Air Force has thrown open its online application portal for admission into Junior Secondary School (JSS 1) at the Air Force Military School (AFMS) and Air Force Girls’ Military School (AFGMS), both situated in Jos, Plateau State, as well as various Air Force Comprehensive and Secondary Schools nationwide, urging parents and guardians to act swiftly to secure spots for their wards in these institutions renowned for blending academic rigor with military discipline.
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Dr. Oghenesivbe detailed that the registration portal is now live and accessible, with a clear timeline for submissions, applications for the Air Force Military School and Air Force Girls’ Military School set to close on April 4, 2026, while those targeting the Air Force Comprehensive and Secondary Schools have until April 25, 2026, to be completed through the official Nigerian Air Force Examination Centre (NAFEC) platform at https://nafec.org.ng, stressing the importance of early action to avoid last-minute glitches or missed deadlines that could dash the dreams of many promising Delta students eager to join this elite educational cadre.
Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, through the bureau chief, has personally rallied parents and guardians to ensure qualified indigenes grab this golden chance, aligning perfectly with his administration’s MORE Agenda that places premium on quality education as a cornerstone for youth empowerment and state development, while highlighting how these Air Force schools offer not just superior academics but a nurturing environment steeped in discipline, leadership training, and a profound sense of national service that prepares cadets for excellence in diverse fields.
The government has extended its best wishes to all prospective candidates as they prepare for the entrance examination, encouraging prompt form submission via the portal to turn aspirations into reality.
