ALMINA MONTESSORI SCHOOL NEWS
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The Headlines
ALMINA Montessori School End of session/ Graduation Ceremony
Summer Class is here again
A New Phase
Now the news in detail
Having gone through a lot of processes and activities, today the 20 th day
of July 2023, marks the end of session and graduation ceremony for
2022/2023 academic session while Friday 21st July 2023 remains as the
official date for ending the session.
As beneficial as it will always be, the summer class to keep your
children engaged and enriched before the new session will commence
on Tuesday 1st August through Thursday 31st August, 2023.
The class will be featuring literacy, numeracy, music, reading habit and
lots more for a fee of 5000 naira per child.
Corresponding with the Ministry of education’s plan, first term for the
next session 2023/2024 will begin on Monday 11 th September, 2023.
Pupils are expected to resume timely and get familiar with their new
class environment.
National News
The Headlines
Federal Government planned digital transfer of 8000 naira to 12 million
low-income Nigerians
Petrol Price hike insensitive, PDP, LP tells APC, Presidency
Customs reaffirm support as CG visits Lekki Port Lagos
Islamic New Year
Resist pressure to introduce transgenderism, LGBT issues, others into
school curriculum, FG told
Details
Going by media reports, the Federal Government of Nigeria has
concluded plans to make a digital transfer of 8000 naira to over 12
million low income earners in Nigeria to help cushion the effect of
subsidy removal which has seen prices of commodities triple in recent
weeks.
It was gathered that when completed, the exercise would have a multiplier
effect on about 60 million individuals.
Following the increment in the pump price of petrol from 488 naira to
between 568 naira and 617 naira per litre, the Peoples Democratic Party
PDP, and the Labour Party LP, yesterday, rejected the hike, describing it
as an act of provocation by the All Progressive Congress APC-led
administration against Nigerians.
Also, human rights lawyer, Mr. Femi Falana SAN, yesterday, insisted that
the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited, NNPCL, should be
restrained from further fixing the prices of petroleum products in the
country.
Meanwhile, the House of Representatives, also yesterday, resolved to set
up an ad-hoc committee to look into the incessant increase in fuel prices.
The Nigeria Custom Service, NCS, has reaffirmed its support towards
the seamless operations of the Lekki Deep Sea Port as a key contributor
to the national economy.
Giving this assurance during a visit to the Port, was given by the Acting
comptroller General of Customs, Adewale Adeniyi, said that the agency
will provide all necessary support to Lekki Port to facilitate and boost
trade in Nigeria in line with the mandate of Nigeria Customs Service.
Yesterday 19th July, 2023 marked the 1st day of the Islamic New Year
1445 AH.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has voiced its concern
over recent attempts to introduce content related to LGBT issues, cross
dressing and other topics associated with obscure sexuality into the
educational system.
Reading the communique issued at the end of the ‘Church’s Strengthening
Families Conference’ held in the FCT, Mr. Victor Eze, the Abuja-Nigeria
Stake President, expressed their apprehension regarding the agitation for
inclusion of inappropriate content in school curricula. He stressed the
potential negative consequences of introducing materials that pertains to
LGBT issues, cross dressing and other aspects of obscure sexuality to
impressionable young minds.
Moreover, they emphasize the significance of preserving cultural values
within the educational framework.
“That the Ministries of Education of all African countries should not yield
to pressure to infiltrate the school curricula with inappropriate content that
seeks to introduce children to sexuality.”
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