Aregbesola inspects Computer-Based Aptitude Test for recruitment into Immigration
The Minister of Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, has inspected the ongoing Computer-Based Aptitude Test for recruitment into the Nigerian Immigration Service with a view to having an on-the-spot assessment of the exercise.
The Minister undertook the inspection on Monday at the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board CBT Centre in Hollaram, Ondo State.
Aregbesola said the President Muhammadu Buhari-led Administration was fully committed to ensuring integrity in the recruitment process of the Services under the Ministry of Interior
According to him: “With the introduction of the computer-based aptitude test innovation, the era of stampede and pandemonium during recruitment exercises has been completely wiped out.
“There is now an assurance of genuineness and integrity in the process on the part of both the examiners and applicants.”
Aregbesola, who stated further that scripts will solely be marked and graded by the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, added that there will therefore be no “handy pankys” in the exercise.
Speaking, the Deputy Director, JAMB, Ondo State, Babatunde Bamisaye Benjamin, commended the innovation introduced by the present Administration in the recruitment exercise of the Services under the Ministry of Interior.
Benjamin assured that with the involvement of the reputable body, credibility is assured for the exercise, which has been divided into three segments of 750 candidates made up of 250 candidates per segment.
Also speaking, a candidate for the examination, Akimoladun Tolulope, applauded the innovation introduced by the President Muhammadu Buhari-led Administration.
Tolulope said it would ensure that merit is given a chance in recruitment of candidates into the Service.