Nigeria's Federal Government Removes Compulsory Mathematics for Arts Students
The Federal Government of Nigeria has made a significant change in the educational system by declaring that mathematics is no longer mandatory for arts students. This decision aims to provide flexibility for students pursuing arts-related fields.
The move is expected to impact the curriculum structure and requirements for arts students across educational institutions in Nigeria.
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