The Minister of Culture, Youth, Sports and the Arts, Dr André-Jacques Augand, accompanied by his colleague from the public service Louise Boukandou Moussavou, today carried out a field visit to the National Youth Institute and sports (INJS) in order to inquire about the good evolution of the level of correction of the entrance exams into this great school held on February 3.
“The competition went well overall, we set up joint commissions with the civil service. I can reassure you that things are going well and will continue to go well,” reassured Augand.
Aware of the price attached by the President of the Transition, General Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema to these various competitions which will allow several young people to find themselves in a stable professional situation, the Ministers reenergized the troops and demanded a job well done in order to proceed with the publication of the results within the required deadlines. The correctors who are fully active have reassured the two members of the government who want to take the bull by the horns to avoid a possible challenge to the results.
The entrance exam to the national institute of youth and sports registered more than 5,000 internal and external candidates. The results should be known by the end of March.
Recently, unsuccessful candidates for the National Police Force competition strongly contested the results. They sniff out possible manipulation of the results. According to them, black hands at all levels would have excluded candidates who had composed in favor of others who would not even have participated in an event.
Betines Makosso
2024-02-26 22:13:56
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