The house of representatives, Nigeria has asked the ministry of education not to group subjects like Christian religious studies (CRS) and Islamic religious studies (IRS) under civic education.
In the revised universal basic education curriculum implemented by the Nigerian educational research and development council (NERDC), both subjects were grouped under civic education.
At plenary on Tuesday, Beni Lar, a People’s Democratic Party (PDP) lawmaker from Plateau state, opposed the compulsory inclusion of religious education in the revised curriculum.
Lar charged his colleagues to consider the issue which has sparked controversy in the country.
After a debate, the lower legislative chamber adopted the motion to ask the ministry of education not to merge the subjects.

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Nigerians just made religious beliefs their fundamental thinking platform. No one thinks outside the box.

Na now their Eyes Clear abi?

All of you are just confused people. If you share the confusion in Nigeria into 1 million places and gave one portion to the Americans, they will all still be confused!

Kuku cancel secondary school education and rest.