CS Ogamba Promises to Speed Payment of 2025 Exam Supervisors, Invigilators, Police & Examiners

Nancy Osumba 55 seconds ago

The Ministry of Education has responded to concerns regarding the delayed payment of contracted professionals engaged in the administration and marking of 2025 National Examinations and Assessments.

In a statement, Education CS Julius Ogamba said the Ministry acknowledges the important roles of the Supervisors & Invigilators, Security Personnel, Examiners and other Contracted Professionals during the National Assessments.

Ogamba said the individuals help in

safeguarding the integrity, credibility, and timely delivery of exams.

“The Ministry of Education wishes to acknowledge the legitimate concerns raised regarding the delayed payment of contracted professionals engaged in the administration and marking of 2025 National Examinations and Assessments,” Ogamba said.

“The Ministry recognizes the critical role played by the Supervisors & Invigilators, Security Personnel, Examiners and other Contracted Professionals in safeguarding the integrity, credibility, and timely delivery of National Assessments. Their contribution remains central to the successful execution of the national examinations calendar,” he added.

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CS Ogamba Explains Delays in Payment

Ogamba explained that the delays in disbursement of allowances have arisen from budgetary and cash flow constraints currently affecting the release of funds.

He clarified that payment of all the mentioned professionals remains a priority and the Ministry of Education is actively engaging The Treasury to speed the process.

“We wish to assure all affected professionals that payment remains a priority. The Ministry, in collaboration with the National Treasury is actively working to resolve the matter and expedite the release of the requisite funds within the shortest time possible,” he said.

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Ogamba said the Ministry appreciates the patience, professionalism, and continued cooperation of all contracted personnel during this period.

“Moving forward, we commit to safeguard timely payment to our Contracted Professionals. Further updates will be communicated as appropriate,” he said.