Tinubu's Govt Announces Release Date of New Secondary School Curriculum, Details Emerge

• The Federal Government has reeled out plans to introduce a new secondary school curriculum in the country
• Preparations for the curriculum overhaul have been ongoing for a year, and a stakeholders’ meeting is scheduled for August 6 to finalize discussions
• The National Senior Secondary School Education Commission (NSSSEC) criticized current issues in secondary education, such as poor infrastructure and outdated curricula

FCT, Abuja - The Federal Government (FG) has disclosed plans to launch a new curriculum for secondary schools.

Education Minister Prof. Tahir Mamman announced to journalists that the ministry is finalizing plans to implement the updated curriculum for the upcoming academic session.

He highlighted that preparations for this transition have been underway for the past year, with a stakeholders’ meeting scheduled for August 6 to discuss the new curriculum, as reported by The Guardian.

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Mamman stated:

“Our goal is to have this new program in place across all schools, both public and private, by September.”

You would likewise recall that the National Senior Secondary School Education Commission (NSSSEC), highlighted issues such as inadequate infrastructure, underqualified teachers, outdated curricula, and poor library and laboratory facilities.

In this light, the commission emphasized the need for collaborative efforts to address these challenges facing the secondary education sector.

Nigerians took to their social media X handles to react to this development.

@AlliOlabisi5 said:

Better! I hope History is included. Do schools have Literary and Debating Societies anymore?

"We used to debate and be on opposite sides of the fence in those days with civility and respect for each other. We need to bring that back to our young ones."

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@Ischemia77 said:

"Especially subjects like government and civil education, because most we were taught in schools in government and civil education reverse is the case when it comes to Nigeria.

"The three arms of govt are all doing the opposite of what is being taught in schools."

@abobene said:

"In Nigerian schools, the primary school is taught kindergarten lessons, secondary receive primary school lessons, university....etc Go and check."

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Source: Legit.ng