As Nigeria accelerates toward the nationwide adoption of Computer-Based Testing (CBT) for the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and National Examinations Council (NECO) examinations by 2026, schools across the country are under growing pressure to overhaul outdated infrastructure and invest in reliable digital solutions that meet regulatory standards.
The Federal Government’s directive compelling both examination bodies to digitise their assessment systems is widely viewed as a milestone in modernising the education sector.
However, it has also exposed a major concern: Nigeria’s schools are not uniformly equipped with the technology required to comply with the new testing model.
From urban private schools to mission and rural institutions, administrators face similar challenges, sourcing modern laptops, providing stable systems, staffing ICT units, and ensuring cybersecurity, all while trying to control costs.
In response to this national need, MENXTT Tech NG, an Ikeja-based ICT company with a growing footprint in the education sector, has positioned itself as a dependable solutions partner devoted to helping schools transition to CBT efficiently and affordably.
Unlike vendors focused solely on sales, MENXTT Tech NG emphasizes long-term partnership, offering not just laptops but deployment-ready systems, advisory support and post-purchase service.
According to Anthony Emeka Nwosu, the company’s co-founder and marketing director, the transition requires more than just purchasing computers.
“CBT readiness is about systems, security and sustainability. Schools need partners who understand testing environments, budgeting realities and long-term education goals. That’s where MENXTT Tech NG comes in.”
The company supplies modern USA and EU-grade laptops, carefully tested for durability and examination performance. To eliminate additional financial burden for schools, the systems are competitively priced and delivered with warranty.
Every laptop comes equipped with Windows 11 Operating System and is pre-installed with essential productivity software including Microsoft Office tools, typing tutors and learning programs, allowing institutions to deploy immediately without further spending on configuration or licensing.
Recognizing cybersecurity as a major concern in examination environments, MENXTT Tech NG also includes licensed protection through its role as an authorised distributor of Bitdefender Internet Security Solutions in Nigeria. Each laptop delivered is secured with active antivirus software to protect systems against malware and cyber threats.
“We deliver exam-ready machines, not empty metal shells,” Nwosu said. “Our systems arrive fully configured and secured, helping schools save time, money, and technical stress.”
Beyond hardware supply, MENXTT Tech NG provides nationwide delivery, warranty fulfillment and technical guidance, ensuring schools in underserved locations receive equal access to ICT solutions.
Schools seeking assistance can contact MENXTT Tech NG directly via: info@menxtt.com.ng.
The company’s corporate office is located at: 8A Oje Imeviani Street, Julie Estate, Oregun, Ikeja, Lagos.
Education sector analysts say providers like MENXTT Tech NG will play a defining role in whether Nigeria’s CBT migration succeeds.
“Government can set policy, but technology delivery will determine success,” one Lagos-based education consultant observed. “Schools must align with vendors that understand compliance and continuity.”
With fewer than two academic cycles before full implementation, experts urge schools to abandon last-minute thinking and adopt phased transitions.
MENXTT Tech NG says its mission extends beyond meeting minimum standards.
“This is about building schools for the future, not just passing exams,” Nwosu emphasized. “We’re helping education leaders future-proof their institutions.”
As the digital transformation of Nigeria’s examination system gathers pace, MENXTT Tech NG continues to gain recognition not merely as a supplier, but as a trusted ICT ally to schools nationwide.