The Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board (CDCFIB) continues to play a major role in recruiting qualified Nigerians into the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), the Federal Fire Service (FFS) and the Nigeria Correctional Service (NCoS). As the 2025/2026 recruitment cycle progresses, thousands of applicants are eagerly searching for the CDCFIB Training List, Final List, and the official PDF download of shortlisted candidates.
If you are one of the applicants waiting for the next stage of the recruitment process, this comprehensive guide will help you understand everything about:
The CDCFIB Training List is the official document released by the Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board containing the names of applicants selected to proceed to the training phase of the recruitment exercise. Only candidates who successfully passed:
Make it to the training stage.
The training is compulsory and marks the final stage before recruitment into the respective services.
The Final List is the conclusive compilation of candidates who have met all the recruitment requirements and are officially approved to undergo full training. This list is usually structured by:
Once the Final List is published, candidates are expected to download the PDF and check their names carefully to avoid missing training dates.
As of now, the CDCFIB Training List and Final List for 2025/2026 has been released. You can check the list through:
Applicants are advised to stay updated and avoid fake information or fraudulent websites.
When the list is officially released, you can check it using the steps below:
If your name appears, you can proceed to print your invitation slip and prepare for training.
When available, here is how to download the document:
If you are shortlisted, you must bring the following documents:
Failure to bring complete documents may lead to disqualification.
Training covers physical, mental and psychological activities. Candidates should expect:
The duration of training varies by service but typically lasts 4 to 8 weeks.
Responsible for protecting critical national assets, disaster management and internal security support.
Handles immigration control, passport issuance and border security.
Manages fire prevention, rescue missions and emergency response.
Responsible for correctional facility security and inmate rehabilitation.
Here’s how to get ready ahead of time:
Start jogging, stretching and doing light exercises daily.
Make photocopies early to avoid last-minute panic.
Follow verified CDCFIB channels for announcements.
Do not pay anyone for recruitment assistance, the process is strictly merit-based.
The list will be released once the board completes the screening and documentation process.
By checking the official portal and receiving email/SMS notifications.
Yes, trainees may receive allowances depending on service guidelines.
No, candidates must report to their assigned training centres.
You may be automatically disqualified unless there is an exceptional, verifiable reason.
The CDCFIB Training List & Final List 2025/2026 is one of the most anticipated recruitment updates for Nigerians aspiring to join federal paramilitary agencies. While the list is yet to be released, applicants are strongly advised to remain calm, stay updated, and prepare their documents early. This guide will help you stay informed and ready once the official announcement is made.
To stay updated, bookmark this page and check regularly for the PDF download link as soon as it becomes available.
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