Ninga Technology is building ExamStar — Ghana's first complete digital BECE and WASSCE examination pipeline. Registered 2003. Ghana Armed Forces–proven. Offline-first by design. Built in Ghana for Ghanaian students.
Ninga Technology was formally registered with Ghana's Registrar General's Department on 5 August 2003 — making us one of the longest-standing registered computer education companies in the country. Our founder, Ernest Kwesi Aning, brings dual professional expertise in Safety Management and Information Technology, anchored by a background in the Ghana Armed Forces.
To be the foremost digital examination authority in West Africa — a platform every student from Accra to Tamale, Cape Coast to Bolgatanga trusts to evaluate their knowledge fairly, securely, and without barriers, serving all ECOWAS nations by 2035.
To make Ghana the first country in sub-Saharan Africa with a fully paperless, AI-assisted, offline-capable national examination system — built by Ghanaians, for Ghanaian students.
The complete digital examination pipeline.
ExamStar is built on TAO — the open-source assessment framework used by the OECD for PISA examinations. It covers every step: question setting, secure delivery, marking, and results publication. Paper 1 (MCQ) and Paper 2 (Essay & Practical) for all subjects. Offline-first. Ghana-built.
No other digital examination platform in West Africa delivers a complete national examination pipeline with offline capability. A power cut, network failure, or cyberattack on the central server during an examination cannot affect a single candidate's exam.
Ninga Technology's credentials were not built in a pitch deck. They were built in classrooms at Ghana Armed Forces bases, training 2,800 pupils across seven military schools between 2003 and 2006.
We are ready to demonstrate ExamStar at your office, on your terms. Government meetings, media enquiries, investment conversations — we welcome them all.