A new levy of N2700 is imposed on parents of secondary school students by the Ondo State Government.

Parents of senior secondary children are now subject to a new N2,700 fee levied by the Ondo State government. The Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology has authorized the charge, which is intended to buy educational supplies for SS3 pupils.

In a circular sent to public secondary school principals on December 30, 2024, the Ministry made this announcement (ANCOPSS).
According to the statement, the fee is a component of the government’s initiatives to support academic integrity and offer high-quality education.

The resources intended to improve students’ readiness for their final year exams and discourage exam cheating will be purchased with the fee.

The text of the statement

“In line with our collective goal of ensuring academic excellence and upholding integrity in examinations, the Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology has approved the Parents Teachers Association’s (PTA) initiative to collect the sum of two thousand seven hundred naira (N2,700) only to procure essential educational materials for SS3 students. 

“These materials are designed to enhance the students’ preparedness for their final year examinations and deter examination malpractice.

“This initiative is critical for enhanced academic preparedness, promotion of integrity and complementing the government’s efforts to provide quality education.

“To facilitate this process, each school is required to notify SS3 parents of the approved sum, coordinate the collection and promptly remit the same to the designated PTA account. Account Name: National Parents Teachers Association of Nigeria.

Bank: Zenith Bank Account Number: 1228391123

“Furthermore, the Ministry will monitor the account to ensure transparency and accountability. Principals are therefore requested to keep their evidence of payment.

“Your cooperation with the PTA in this regard is vital to ensure the success of the initiative.” 

About The Author

Hot this week

INEC speaks on alleged removal of Atiku, Amaechi from portal following ADC court ruling

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has explained why...

TETFund commissions academic publishing centre at UNIZIK to boost textbook production in South-East

The Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) has taken another...

Iran fears renewed war and continued repression after Trump’s midterm defeat

Uncertainty is gripping Iran after Trump's midterm defeat in...

Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu urges Igbo to back Tinubu, reject four-year presidency deal

The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Benjamin...

Herzog weighs options for forming Israel’s next government as Eisenkot secures more parliamentary backing

The battle over forming Israel's next government has intensified...

Topics

INEC speaks on alleged removal of Atiku, Amaechi from portal following ADC court ruling

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has explained why...

Iran fears renewed war and continued repression after Trump’s midterm defeat

Uncertainty is gripping Iran after Trump's midterm defeat in...

Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu urges Igbo to back Tinubu, reject four-year presidency deal

The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Benjamin...

Pope Leo’s South America tour begins after lung cancer surgery

Pope Leo's South America tour begins on Friday, November...

Trump’s foreign policy faces Democratic challenge despite midterm defeat

Trump's foreign policy faces growing scrutiny following the Democrats'...

NIMASA threatens sanctions against Port security officers over reporting lapses

The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has...

Related Articles