Ndayako trains 245 Bida JAMB candidates on CBT
By Mohammed Baba Busu
Mallam Mohammed Kudu-Ndayako, has sponsored the training of over 245 indigenes of Bida Local Government in Niger, in preparation for their upcoming JAMB Computer-Based Test (CBT) examinations.
This, he said, was to promote inclusive and quality education.
Kudu-Ndayako made this known while supervising the conduct of the three-day training at the Edusoko University, Bida.
The training was aimed at equipping individuals, especially the underprivileged, with the necessary skills to succeed in the JAMB CBT examination.
Kudu-Ndayako expressed his commitment to giving back to his community and ensuring that the lack of ICT skills does not hinder the applicants from excelling.
Under a Memorandum of Understanding with the university, Ndayako affirmed that the training would continue at no cost, encouraging interested JAMB applicants to register for the training.
On his part, Aliyu Abdullahi-Kure, the founder of Lapai Innovation Lab and one of the facilitators of the training, said that the beneficiaries were well-prepared for the examinations.
Kure said that at least 20 beneficiaries scored above 200 in their practice attempts using JAMB previous questions during the training.
Dr Aliyu Babadoko, the Vice-Chancellor of Edusoko University, commended Ndayako for his impactful initiative and assured Lapai Innovation Lab of the university’s readiness to collaborate on digital creativity and innovation for the development of Bida Local Government.
It would be recalled that some of the beneficiaries and parents emphasized the significance of such initiatives and called on other well-meaning indigenes of the area to emulate the gesture.
