Jambites hail The Rector of Fed.Poly.Oko, Prof.Godwin Onu after a successful usage of highly configured Computer facilities.


CBT Candidates who wrote the CBT exams few days ago in Federal Polytechnic Oko has lauded the Rector of Federal Polytechnic Oko for the procurement of highly configured systems which fascinated the speed of the exercise. One of the CBT candidates Nwandu Nneka, who also wrote same examination in a different center last year, thanked God for the gift of Prof.Godwin Onu to Federal Polytechnic Oko, Anambra and Nigeria. She said "Last Year, i wrote this same CBT exam and failed woefully not because i didn't write well, but because the system which was provided for us were giving problems. But now, we used Federal Polytechnic Oko computer facilities and there is a great difference. The system were so very fast, and the comfort of my self and my fellow Jambites were maximal. So, i thank God for the Rector who equipped this institution with this kind of wonderful facilities. I don't even know that Oko has turned into something beautiful and excellent like this. God will bless that man, Prof.Onu for the Jambites". Reacting to the huge success of the exercise, the Rector in his facebook handle reiterated thus; "Recently concluded JAMB CBT Examinations at Federal Polytechnic Oko. Federal Poly Oko had three Centers. No bad news. The exercise was a huge success."
Another CBT candidate who pleaded for anonymity also showered encomiums on the Rector, saying that he is just a man of achievements. He said "If i had known that The Federal Polytechnic Oko, which we were told years back that is inferior, has turned like this in equipments, ambiance and organization, i would not have made any other choice in my Jamb form except it. The man incharge is indeed an achiever.and i pray that God should bless him and those behind working with him in these achievements".

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