Ogheneruona Tejiri, Mbiri
Command Secondary School Mbiri, Ika North East Local Government Area of Delta State, has received full accreditation from the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) as a Computer-Based Test (CBT) Centre.
This was disclosed by Lt. Col. Muritala Mohammed, Commandant. Command Secondary School, Mbiri during the meeting of the school’s Parents-Teachers Association (PTA) on Saturday , November 7, 2026 at the school premises.
Lt. Col. Mohammed further disclosed that upon assumption of duty as Commandant of the School, he discovered an abandoned Computer Based Test Centre in the school in a dilapidated condition and had become non-functional.
The Commandant said that, he subsequently embarked on its rehabilitation after the school secured Army Headquarters’ Special Intervention through the Nigerian Army Education Corps(NAEC)for the provision of 250 HP Laptops and an alternative power supply of solar system comprising of 25 KVA inverter, 34 KW lithium batteries and 40×600 watts bifacial solar panels.
Lt Col Mohammed further revealed that, beyond the comprehensive renovation of the facility, he was also able to secure the support of the Parebts Teachers Association Executive for the installation of air-conditioning systems to make the centre fully functional and conducive for examinations.
He commended the PTA for their cooperation and readiness to jointly assist the school management in building a resilient and excellent academic citadel.
The school management also appealed to well-meaning Nigerians, philanthropists, corporate organisations and other stakeholders within Delta State and beyond to support the institution in actualising its developmental projects.
The management noted that such support would go a long way in sustaining and improving the academic standards the school has established within the South-South geopolitical zone of Nigeria.
In his remarks, Hon. Ekhosuehi R. Ikponmwen, Chairman, Parents Teachers Association of the School commended the Commandant for his proactive leadership and commitment to repositioning the school.
Hon. Ikponmwen said that the initiative represented not only an improvement in the school’s physical infrastructure but also a significant step towards strengthening its intellectual capacity and embracing modern information and communication technology (ICT).
Command Secondary School Mbiri, Ika North East Local Government Area of Delta State, has received full accreditation from the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) as a Computer-Based Test (CBT) Centre.
This was disclosed by Lt. Col. Muritala Mohammed, Commandant. Command Secondary School, Mbiri during the meeting of the school’s Parents-Teachers Association (PTA) on Saturday , November 7, 2026 at the school premises.
Lt. Col. Mohammed further disclosed that upon assumption of duty as Commandant of the School, he discovered an abandoned Computer Based Test Centre in the school in a dilapidated condition and had become non-functional.
The Commandant said that, he subsequently embarked on its rehabilitation after the school secured Army Headquarters’ Special Intervention through the Nigerian Army Education Corps(NAEC)for the provision of 250 HP Laptops and an alternative power supply of solar system comprising of 25 KVA inverter, 34 KW lithium batteries and 40×600 watts bifacial solar panels.
Lt Col Mohammed further revealed that, beyond the comprehensive renovation of the facility, he was also able to secure the support of the Parebts Teachers Association Executive for the installation of air-conditioning systems to make the centre fully functional and conducive for examinations.
He commended the PTA for their cooperation and readiness to jointly assist the school management in building a resilient and excellent academic citadel.
The school management also appealed to well-meaning Nigerians, philanthropists, corporate organisations and other stakeholders within Delta State and beyond to support the institution in actualising its developmental projects.
The management noted that such support would go a long way in sustaining and improving the academic standards the school has established within the South-South geopolitical zone of Nigeria.
In his remarks, Hon. Ekhosuehi R. Ikponmwen, Chairman, Parents Teachers Association of the School commended the Commandant for his proactive leadership and commitment to repositioning the school.
Hon. Ikponmwen said that the initiative represented not only an improvement in the school’s physical infrastructure but also a significant step towards strengthening its intellectual capacity and embracing modern information and communication technology (ICT).
