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Kwara State Polytechnic, Ilorin, has successfully hosted a Computer Based Test, CBT, recruitment exercise for the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital UITH, and other institutions.
A statement issued by Public Relations Officer, Halimat Garba, said this achievement underscores the polytechnic’s commitment to digital transformation and the adoption of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in educational settings.
The institution’s state-of-the-art CBT facilities have positioned it as a hub for academic assessments, including JAMB examinations and internal assessments for students.
The recent recruitment exercise for UITH was executed seamlessly, with robust infrastructure and dedicated personnel ensuring a smooth process.
The polytechnic’s administration, led by Engr. Dr. Abdul Jimoh Muhammed, has demonstrated its readiness to adopt modern technology and invest in the future of education in Nigeria.
This commitment has garnered attention from stakeholders involved in the Digital and Creative Enterprise (iDICE) project, an initiative launched by the Federal government to propel the digital and creative industries.
The polytechnic’s selection as one of the participating institutions in the iDICE project is a testament to its progressive approach towards education and employment. By embracing digital solutions and creative enterprises, the polytechnic is shaping a future where students graduate with practical skills that meet the demands of a rapidly evolving job market.
The institution’s efforts have been recognized by representatives from the Bank of Industry (BOI) and the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE), who commended the polytechnic’s management for its impressive facilities and investments in infrastructure and technology.
As Kwara State Polytechnic continues to champion the cause of digital education, it is poised to lead the charge in transforming Nigeria’s education landscape and enhancing job creation for the nation’s youths.
Reporting: Abubakar Umar
Editing: Abdullah Ahmed
