In a decisive move to address the issues encountered by students during the ongoing CBT examination, the FUTO Vice Chancellor, Professor Nnenna Oti has ordered a one week suspension of the 100 level CBT examination process after a physical inspection was done personally by the vice chancellor.
The move comes as a direct response to the complaints of the FUTO SUG and FUTO students at large following the harrowing conditions experienced by students in the previous CBT exams held yesterday which left students injured and traumatised.
The vice chancellor stated that after the mopeup exams tomorrow, all CBT examination will be suspended for a week in order to give the management time to go back to the drawing board and come up with a better strategy. The Vice chancellor continued by stating that students should relax and make themselves comfortable under the canopies provided.
The Vice Chancellor’s decisive intervention reaffirms her unwavering commitment to the welfare of the FUTO student body and by personally inspecting the centers, the Vice Chancellor has proven that the comfort and well-being of her students remain her top priority.
Next Media will monitor the progress of the examination process and will update the general public of new developments.
