By Emmanuel Kwada
The Adamawa community has expressed profound gratitude to former Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Barr. Boss Mustapha, for his instrumental role in facilitating a 250-seater capacity hall with a state-of-the-art Computer-Based Test (CBT) center at the Adamawa State College of Education, Hong.
The project, which has been fully functional and awaits formal handover to the school management by the Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC), is widely regarded as the best in Northeastern Nigeria. The CBT center is expected to augment facilities for the smooth conduct of Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) exams and General Studies Tests (GSTs) in the state.
The Adamawa Students and Youths community have praised his unrelenting love for education, youth, and the Adamawa citizens, describing it as “commendable and worthy of appreciation
Barr. Mustapha’s commitment to the project was evident in his frequent visits to the site before its completion, demonstrating his passion and dedication to the cause. The Adamawa Students and Youths community have praised his unrelenting love for education, youth, and the Adamawa citizens, describing it as “commendable and worthy of appreciation.”
The school management has also expressed gratitude to the NCC for their support and magnanimity. The project is a testament to Barr. Mustapha’s legacy and contributions to the development of Adamawa State
The CBT center is equipped with modern facilities and technology, providing a conducive environment for students to take their exams. The project is expected to benefit thousands of students in Adamawa State and beyond.
Barr. Mustapha’s efforts have been described as a significant contribution to the development of education in Adamawa State. His commitment to the project demonstrates his dedication to the well-being and future of the youth in the state.
The Adamawa community has called on other leaders to emulate Barr. Mustapha’s example and invest in the development of education and youth in the state.
In a statement, the school management expressed their gratitude to Barr. Mustapha and the NCC, saying: “We are grateful for the support and investment in our school. The CBT center will go a long way in enhancing the learning experience for our students.”
His contributions to education and youth development will be remembered for years to come
Barr. Mustapha’s legacy continues to inspire and impact the lives of many in Adamawa State. His contributions to education and youth development will be remembered for years to come.
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