The Ebonyi State Examination Development Centre has digitalised its operations, enabling the release of examination results and certificates within 30 days after examinations.
Its Registrar, Lawrence Otusinkama, disclosed this on Wednesday while receiving the Ebonyi State House of Assembly Committee on Education during an oversight visit to the centre.
He also announced that the Centre has successfully cleared the backlog of First School Leaving Certificates, describing the achievements as part of the progress recorded under the administration of Governor Francis Nwifuru.
“These reforms have enabled candidates to proceed to the next stage of their academic journey without unnecessary delays,” the Registrar said.
“Under Governor Nwifuru, the Centre has witnessed a remarkable turnaround that has restored public trust in Ebonyi State’s examination system.”
According to him, the examination body had previously faced widespread public skepticism, but reforms centred on transparency, standardisation and credibility have renewed confidence among parents, schools and candidates, who now regard state-conducted examinations as reliable and high-value academic benchmarks.
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Otusinkama added that the centre has maintained affordable examination fees while strictly adhering to its approved examination calendar.
He also acknowledged the state government’s continued support, including the recent provision of an operational vehicle to strengthen the centre’s administrative capacity.
The registrar reaffirmed the centre’s commitment to maintaining high standards and ensuring seamless service delivery for the people of Ebonyi State.
