Gov Eno Inspects 2000 -Test Capacity CBT Centre At State Secretariat

The Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Pastor Umo Eno, has paid a visit to the new Computer Based Test Centre to have a first-hand demonstration of the high- level facility with the capacity to conduct 2000 tests daily.

Located at the State Secretariat, Uyo, the fully equipped centre with a very comfortable and well-lit ambience, is set up to test applicants in respect of the forthcoming civil service recruitment exercise.

Governor Eno who was accompanied by the Head of Service, Elder Effiong Essien,  Secretary to The State Government, Prince Enobong Uwah,  Honourable Commissioner of Science and Digital Economy, Dr Frank Ekpenyong amongst other notable members of the state government commended the excellent work done by the team and mandated that this robust system should be replicated across the state especially at the soon- to-be unveiled youth-friendly centres.

He emphasized the need for more merit-based programmes in the civil service because it would definitely enhance the quality and commitment of staff.

Gov. Eno’s visit to the Centre reinforces His Excellency’s commitment to equipping Akwa Ibom state people with the necessary skills needed to match the current technological landscape in the world.

The 2000- test capacity per day state-of-the-art centre offers high-speed internet and all the latest digital capabilities to ensure seamless usage during examinations.

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