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Tuesday, September 29, 2026

FG tightens textbook control with QR codes, releases 2026–2028 approved list

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The Federal Ministry of Education has introduced a new QR-based tracking system for textbooks approved for use in Nigerian schools, in a move aimed at tightening control over instructional materials and improving transparency in their selection, procurement and distribution. The

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