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Home » News » CRSG grants automatic clearance for Navy recruitment candidates

CRSG grants automatic clearance for Navy recruitment candidates

November 29, 2025
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CRSG grants automatic clearance for Navy recruitment candidates

By Frank Ulom

CALABAR (CONVERSEER) – The Cross River State Government has granted automatic clearance for candidates at the Nigerian Navy Batch 38 Examination centre in Akpabuyo as against the restriction of movement for the last Saturday of the month monthly sanitation.

This was disclosed by an official statement signed by the Commissioner for Environment, Hon. Moses Osogi, on Friday.

“The Cross River State Government wishes to notify the general public that all candidates scheduled to sit for the Nigerian Navy Batch 38 Examination at the Navy Secondary School, Akpabuyo, are hereby granted automatic clearance and unrestricted access to the examination centre.

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“This directive is intended to ensure a smooth, secure, and uninterrupted examination process for all participating candidates.

“Candidates are fully assured of unhindered entry and movement within the venue for the entire duration of the exercise.

“Please note that the restriction of movement for individuals who are not candidates in the said examination remains in effect,” the statement read.

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