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Nigerian Government Shortlists 13,000 Civil Servants For This Year’s Confirmation Exams.

Nigerian Government Shortlists 13,000 Civil Servants For This Year’s Confirmation Exams.

Somto NwanoluebySomto Nwanolue
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The Federal Government of Nigeria has revealed that about 13,000 officers from the core Civil Service, the Nigerian Police; and other Para-military and specialized Agencies will partake in the 2022 confirmation examinations.

The Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, -OHCSF, also announced that it had concluded plans to conduct the 2022 Annual Public Service confirmation examination, nationwide, adding that the examination will be a Computer-Based Test.

A statement issued by the Deputy Director of Communications, Mr. Mohammed Ahmed, yesterday stated that the move was part of ongoing efforts to digitize activities and work processes in the Federal Civil Service.

Ahmed further explained that the Combined Confirmation/Promotion Examination -COMPRO, for Junior Staff and the Compulsory Confirmation Examination for Senior Staff were the two Mandatory Confirmation Examinations in the Public Service, Police, and Para-Military Agencies. 

“They are not an option but a mandatory requirement.” He had said.

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