The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has announced an online test for applicants who successfully submitted their applications in the superintendent cadre for both professional and general duties. The online test is part of the agency’s 2023 recruitment exercise. Femi Babafemi, the NDLEA spokesperson, made this announcement on Wednesday in a statement.

According to Babafemi, the online test is available to all applicants, and they can access their assessment platform from 10:00 am on Monday, May 8, until 23:59 pm on Wednesday, May 10, 2023. The online test is a significant step in the recruitment process, and qualified applicants must participate in it.

The superintendent cadre is a critical role in the NDLEA, and successful applicants will play an essential role in the agency’s drug control efforts. The online test will help the agency identify the best-qualified candidates for the superintendent cadre. The NDLEA is committed to ensuring a transparent and merit-based recruitment process, and the online test is part of this commitment.

Babafemi said, “The assessment exercise is the first in the series of screening tests to be conducted for qualified candidates, who will be contacted, through their submitted email accounts with details on how to undergo the online assessment test.”

Femi Babafemi, the spokesperson for the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), has given additional details on the online test for qualified applicants in the superintendent cadre. Babafemi noted that starting from Wednesday, May 3, all qualified applicants should check their email inbox or spam folder for notifications and instructions on how to participate in the online assessment test.

He emphasized that all qualified applicants are expected to sit for the online test within the specified periods, and further instructions on how to participate in the aptitude assessment exercise will be provided. Babafemi urged all applicants to complete the assessment test within the allotted time and submit it after carefully going through the instructions on the candidate’s dashboard.

The online test is a crucial step in the recruitment process, and qualified applicants must participate in it. Babafemi’s instructions are aimed at ensuring that all qualified applicants receive the necessary information on the online test and how to participate in it.

Babafemi added, “Further instructions on how to participate in the aptitude assessment exercise will be provided on the test platform and during a special edition of the NDLEA Twitter Space, which will hold on Friday, May 5 between 3 pm and 5 pm on the agency’s Twitter handle and streamed live on our Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram accounts.”