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Abia 2025 Digital Annual School Census Well-intended – Commissioner

by Kalu Eziyi
9 hours ago
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Abia State commissioner for Basic Education, Goodluck Ubochi, has explained that the ongoing 2025 Digital Annual School Census is a well-intentioned initiative designed to improve education planning.
In an interview with LEADERSHIP, Ubochi said the census aims to collect accurate, up-to-date data on public, private, unity, military, paramilitary, and faith-based schools across the state.

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“The data will offer valuable insights into the state of education and help the government make informed decisions,” he said.

Schools are required to log into the official portal [www.nemiserp.com/cas](http://www.nemiserp.com/cas) using their official school code and submit their data by month’s end.

“The portal is compatible with smartphones, tablets, and computers. Schools can use any internet-enabled device to complete the process,” he said.

The commissioner warned that schools failing to participate may be classified as non-existent and risk closure.

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