FG Announces Free Data for Students, Plans Internet Regulation

The Federal Government has announced a plan to provide free data for students accessing educational platforms, aiming to make learning more accessible. This move is part of the government's efforts to promote digital literacy and bridge the gap in educational opportunities. According to the government, the free data initiative is designed to benefit students who rely on the internet for their studies. The government also plans to regulate the internet for users under the age of 16, with the goal of protecting minors from online harm and ensuring their safety. The details of the regulation plan have not been disclosed yet. The government's decision to provide free data for students is seen as a step towards promoting digital inclusion and improving educational outcomes. The initiative is expected to benefit students across the country, particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds who may not have access to the internet otherwise.