FG Affirms Mathematics Compulsory for O'Level Exams Despite Policy Shift
The Federal Government of Nigeria clarifies that Mathematics remains a compulsory subject for students sitting for O'Level exams, addressing recent changes in tertiary admission criteria. The spokesperson, Folashade Boriowo, emphasized the importance of English and Mathematics as vital tools for communication and reasoning.
The adjustment aims to promote equity and inclusivity in human capital development, sparking debates among education stakeholders.
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