
The Nigerian Defence Academy is set to graduate 444 cadets and 3,064 postgraduate students at its 36th convocation ceremony in Kaduna.
The graduating cadets had undergone five years of training comprising four years of academic studies and one year of full military training.
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The graduation marks the completion of training for the cadets and postgraduate students
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