August 11, 2026
11 11 11 AM
TINUBU APPROVES FRAMEWORK TO UNLOCK $50BN DEEP OFFSHORE INVESTMENT
WEST AFRICAN COUNTRIES URGED TO INVEST IN OIL AND GAS INFRASTRUCTURE
TINUBU HAILS RESCUE OF 308 ABDUCTED NIGERIANS, ORDERS STRONGER SECURITY MEASURES
NIGERIA SECURES DIPLOMATIC APPROVAL FOR 97% OF AMBASSADOR
FG STRENGTHENS SAFE SCHOOLS INITIATIVE TO PROTECT STUDENTS, TEACHERS
OLOYEDE HANDS OVER AS JAMB REGISTRAR, CHARGES SUCCESSOR TO BUILD ON REFORMS
OPFY THEATRE COMMAND INTENSIFIES HUNT FOR ABDUCTED ZAMFARA LG CHAIRMAN
NIGERIA, CHINA DEEPEN DEFENCE TIES, PUSH LOCAL MILITARY PRODUCTION
TINUBU COMMENDS SECURITY AGENCIES OVER RESCUE OF ABDUCTED OYO PUPILS, TEACHERS
ICPC ARRESTS EL-RUFAI’S DOCTOR OVER ALLEGED COURT ORDER VIOLATION

REPS ORDER EDUCATION MINISTRY TO REVERSE SUBJECT REMOVAL

Share

REPS ORDER EDUCATION MINISTRY TO REVERSE SUBJECT REMOVAL

By: Safiya Abdulrahim Dabban

The House of Representatives has directed the Federal Ministry of Education to immediately restore subjects recently removed from the WAEC registration portal.

The decision followed a motion by Bayelsa lawmaker Oboku Oforji, who warned that the policy could disrupt the plans of students preparing for the 2026 WASSCE. He stressed that subjects like Computer Studies, Data Processing and Civic Education are essential for digital skills and national awareness.

The House insisted that SS3 students must be allowed to write the subjects they have studied since SS1 and reminded the government of its constitutional duty to ensure equal educational opportunities.

An ad-hoc committee has been set up to monitor compliance.

0 0 votes
Article Rating
Subscribe
Notify of
guest
0 Comments
Oldest
Newest Most Voted
Home
Magazines
Our Channel
About Us
Contact Us
0
Would love your thoughts, please comment.x
()
x