NDLEA responds as Applicants complain about having trouble accessing the portal for 2023 online tests
NDLEA responds as Applicants complain about having trouble accessing the portal for 2023 online tests
Nigerians applying for positions with the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) 2023 recruitment process are complaining that it is impossible to go onto the agency’s website to take the computer-based test.
According to a statement made by the agency’s media director, Femi Babafemi, the candidates, especially those in the superintendent cadre (Professional and General Duties), would begin their online test on Monday, May 8.
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However, a large number of applicants who were slated to participate in the exercise between Monday and Thursday have not had much access to the platform.
Ajeh Eneoche Jennifer, one of the applicants, claimed she was supposed to take the CBT on Wednesday but was unable to access the portal when she spoke with our correspondent on Thursday.
According to the mail we received, our batch was scheduled to write the test between 10 a.m. on Wednesday and 6 a.m. on Thursday. She continued, “I was a member of the batch set to take the test on Wednesday.
But every attempt to enter the gateway was unsuccessful. Thousands of us were awake all night but could not take part in the workout.
“I have been on this for the past 24 hours, along with a number of other applicants, to no avail.”
On Thursday morning, a few of the disgruntled candidates followed suit and denounced the agency on Twitter for the server’s subpar network.
One of the tweets is shown below:
@dairoadeyinka1: “Despite staying outside all night outside with @MTNNG router that has full bar network, I was still unable to access @ndlea_nigeria online cbt, chai! Chai!! Everything don tire me for this country.”