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FCSC To Conduct CBT For Shortlisted Candidates Soon, Says Olaopa

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  • The Federal Civil Service Commission (FCSC) Chairman, Prof. Tunji Olaopa, assured shortlisted candidates that a computer-based test (CBT) will be conducted soon.
  • Olaopa dismissed rumors that the CBT has been canceled, stating that necessary measures are in place and only resource provision is pending.
  • He clarified that interviews were held for science and technical candidates at the request of the Federal Ministry of Education, but this does not affect the upcoming CBT.

Shortlisted candidates for recruitment by the Federal Civil Service Commission (FCSC) have been assured that a computer-based test (CBT) will be conducted soon. FCSC Chairman, Prof. Tunji Olaopa, issued a statement to dispel online rumors that the recruitment process has concluded and the CBT has been abandoned.

his statement had become necessary to dispel online comments that the CBT has been jettisoned as recruitment has already been done.

โ€” Prof. Tunji OlaopaChairman of the Federal Civil Service Commission (FCSC) explaining the need for his statement.

Olaopa dismissed these comments as "frivolous and unfounded." He confirmed that measures are in place for the CBT, with the only remaining step being the adequate provision of resources to support the process. He stated that the test would proceed once the necessary resources are available.

Dismissing the comments as frivolous and unfounded, Olaopa said that measures had been put in place for the CBT to be conducted for the shortlisted candidates.

โ€” Prof. Tunji OlaopaFCSC Chairman addressing rumors about the recruitment process.

Further clarification from Olaopa revealed that the Commission had conducted interviews for individuals with qualifications in science, technical, vocational subjects, mathematics, and engineering. This was in response to a request from the Federal Ministry of Education, which urgently needed teachers in these fields for Federal Unity Schools. Olaopa emphasized that this interview process has not jeopardized the planned CBT and urged candidates to remain calm and await official communication.

what is left is the adequate provision of resources to support the process.

โ€” Prof. Tunji OlaopaFCSC Chairman detailing the next steps for the CBT.
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