🔰 BOOM🔥🔥FG IMPOSES BAN ON SS3 ADMISSION AND TRANSFER AMID EXAM MALPRACTICE CONCERS.

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By Prof Hølå INFO 🔰

The Federal Government has announced a nationwide ban on the admission and transfer of students into Senior Secondary School Three (SS3) in both public and private secondary schools across Nigeria, effective from the 2026/2027 academic session.

This decision, announced by the Federal Ministry of Education, aims to address the growing concerns over examination malpractice, including the use of special centres during external examinations, which undermine the integrity and credibility of Nigeria's education system.

According to the ministry, the policy restricts admissions and transfers to Senior Secondary School One (SS1) and Senior Secondary School Two (SS2) only, with no exceptions for SS3.

"The measure is aimed at discouraging last-minute movement of students for examination-related advantages, ensuring proper academic monitoring, and promoting continuity in teaching and learning," the statement read.

The ministry has directed school proprietors, principals, and administrators to comply fully with the new policy, warning that any violation will attract appropriate sanctions in line with existing education regulations and guidelines.

This directive is part of the Federal Government's broader efforts to protect the integrity of public examinations nationwide and restore credibility to the education system.

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