With the Federal Government directing WAEC and NECO to fully adopt Computer-Based Testing (CBT) by 2026, schools across Nigeria are racing against time to upgrade their facilities and meet the new digital examination standards. While the mandate is seen as a major breakthrough for Nigeria’s education system, it has also exposed a deep inequality: many institutions simply lack the equipment, systems and technical support required for a proper transition.
From private schools in large cities to rural institutions with limited funding, administrators are grappling with similar challenges, finding durable laptops, deploying stable systems, securing examination environments, training ICT personnel and managing costs. The pressure has created an urgent need for dependable technology partners who understand the complexities of exam-based digital infrastructure.
Rising to meet this demand, MENXTT Tech NG, an ICT company based in Ikeja, has emerged as one of the key players supporting schools in their move to CBT. Unlike vendors who focus only on selling laptops, MENXTT Tech NG provides full deployment-ready solutions that include advisory support, system setup and post-purchase assistance. The company says the transition requires much more than hardware purchases, stressing the importance of sustainability, security and structured planning.
According to its Co-founder and Marketing Director, Anthony Emeka Nwosu, many schools underestimate what CBT readiness entails. He notes that the right approach involves understanding testing conditions, long-term budgeting and the digital direction of education. MENXTT Tech NG supplies U.S. and European-standard laptops tested specifically for examination performance and durability. The devices are competitively priced, delivered with warranty and configured for immediate use.
Each laptop arrives pre-installed with Windows 11, Microsoft Office tools, typing tutors and other essential learning software so that schools do not incur additional spending on licensing or configuration. With cybersecurity becoming a major concern in digital examination environments, MENXTT Tech NG also secures every system with licensed Bitdefender antivirus protection, being an authorised distributor of the security solution in Nigeria.
Nwosu emphasizes that the company delivers “exam-ready machines, not empty metal shells,” ensuring that schools save time, reduce stress and avoid hidden costs. Beyond supplying hardware, the company offers nationwide delivery, technical guidance and warranty fulfilment, making its services accessible to schools across both urban and underserved regions.
Education analysts believe technology providers like MENXTT Tech NG will heavily influence the success of Nigeria’s CBT migration. While government sets the policy, they say, implementation depends entirely on whether schools partner with vendors who understand compliance, continuity and long-term digital planning.
With fewer than two academic sessions remaining before full implementation, experts warn schools against last-minute preparation. MENXTT Tech NG maintains that its commitment goes beyond helping schools meet minimum requirements, it aims to assist education leaders in building systems that will serve students for years to come. As Nigeria accelerates towards a fully digital examination model, MENXTT Tech NG continues to gain recognition as a trusted ICT ally for schools nationwide.