Aminu Mohammed, the registrar and CEO of the National Business and Technical Examination Board (NABTEB), says the organisation is undergoing a strategic repositioning to enhance its relevance and credibility within Nigeria and globally.
Speaking at an in-house training session for directors themed ‘Enhancing The Future Of NABTEB — Leadership Capacity Building For Management Staff’, Mohammed said the board is invested in strengthening the leadership core of the organisation.
Mohammed said the theme of the training reflects the board’s commitment to institutional development and leadership renewal.
“Enhancing the future of NABTEB is not merely aspirational, but a call to action. A call that begins with strengthening the very people at the helm of our operations,” he said.
“This training is not an end, rather it is part of a broader vision to reposition NABTEB for greater relevance, impact, and credibility in the national and global examinations landscape.”
Henry Johnson, director of administration and chairman of the local organizing committee, said the training theme directly relates to the core responsibilities of directors and custodians of institutional integrity.
In a goodwill message, Teni Ajayi, zonal director of NTA Benin Network Centre, praised NABTEB’s vital role in promoting technical and vocational education, assessing students’ skills, and certifying employability.
She expressed confidence that the training would propel NABTEB to new heights.
