FG Clarifies: Mathematics Remains Compulsory for University Admission in Nigeria
The Federal Government of Nigeria has clarified that Mathematics remains a compulsory subject for university admission, addressing recent debates. The spokesperson for the Federal Ministry of Education, Boriowo Folashade, emphasized that students are still required to sit for Mathematics in O-level examinations.
This clarification comes after concerns were raised about the exclusion of Mathematics as a compulsory subject for admission. The government aims to ensure equity and inclusivity in the education system, urging stakeholders to verify policies through official channels.
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