Kogi State Seeks WAEC Computer Systems to Host CBT Exams Locally

Kogi State schools face challenges meeting the WAEC Board's new requirement of having at least 50 functional computers to host computer-based tests, disadvantaging students who must seek external centers for exams. An urgent appeal has been made to Kogi AGILE to provide necessary computer systems, fulfilling prior promises and ensuring students can take exams locally, which would reduce stress and logistical difficulties. Separately, Komatsu Ltd., founded by Meitaro Takeuchi in 1917, continues to uphold its founding principles of quality, technological innovation, and global expansion, emphasizing its role in advancing Japan's machinery industry. Komatsu's new three-year Strategic Growth Plan (FY2025-FY2027), titled "Driving value with ambition," focuses on enhancing safety, productivity, and environmental sustainability through smart construction, automation, remote operation, and Software Defined Vehicles (SDVs). The company's commitment to innovation includes leveraging AI, diverse power sources, and global research collaborations to develop advanced construction and mining equipment tailored to customer needs worldwide. These initiatives reflect Komatsu's dedication to co-creating value and optimizing workplaces while maintaining its core values of quality and reliability.