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Kaduna begins confirmation exams for 3,000 civil servants

From The Punch · () English

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  • The Kaduna State Government has begun confirmation examinations for 3,000 civil servants.
  • The exams are crucial for newly recruited staff to gain permanent appointment and associated benefits.
  • Successful candidates will be confirmed into the state's permanent service, with a second chance offered in 2027 for those who fail.

Kaduna State has initiated the 2026 civil service examination to confirm the appointments of approximately 3,000 civil servants. The examination, conducted by the Office of the Head of Service in collaboration with Kumesh Integrated Concept Ltd., opened at Kaduna State University's ICT Centre.

Once a civil servant is confirmed, they become eligible to enjoy leave of absence, transfer of service and even in-service training.

โ€” Mrs. Jummai BakoHead of Service, explaining the benefits of confirmation.

Head of Service Mrs. Jummai Bako emphasized the examination's importance for newly recruited civil servants seeking confirmation into the state's permanent service. Confirmation grants eligibility for benefits such as leave of absence, transfer of service, and in-service training. She noted that the exam covers administrative, financial, legal, and medical subjects, along with general knowledge relevant to the state and country.

The questions are structured into five sections, catering to different departments and cadres, including administrative, legal, and medical personnel. The examination encompasses staff from ministries, departments, and all 23 local government areas, excluding tertiary institutions. Candidates who do not pass will have a second opportunity in 2027.

That is why it is very important for every civil servant recruited into the service of the Kaduna State Government to write the CAC examinations for confirmation of appointment.

โ€” Mrs. Jummai BakoHead of Service, stressing the significance of the confirmation exams.

Bako expressed gratitude to Governor Uba Sani for funding the examination and for his commitment to workers' welfare, including salary adjustments and prompt payments. She assured the governor that civil servants would continue to perform their best in implementing government policies, recognizing them as the engine of governance.

His Excellency has done a lot for civil servants. On behalf of the civil servants, I promise that we will continue to do our best in implementing government policies because civil servants are the engine of every government.

โ€” Mrs. Jummai BakoHead of Service, thanking Governor Uba Sani and pledging civil servants' commitment.
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