Federal Government Reopens 47 Unity Secondary Schools After Security Upgrade

The Federal Government has reopened all 47 previously closed Federal Unity Secondary Schools across Nigeria, following the implementation of enhanced security measures. Academic activities have fully resumed at all campuses.

Resumption Status

All students have safely returned to their campuses, with normal academic activities now in progress. Some students are completing December academic programs, while others have finished their end-of-term examinations.

Enhanced Security Measures

The reopening followed strengthened security arrangements around all Federal Unity Schools. The government is working closely with security agencies to:

• Maintain stability within school environments
• Ensure continuous monitoring of security situations
• Protect students and staff from potential threats
• Restore normalcy to the learning environment

Government's Commitment to Student Safety

The Federal Ministry of Education emphasized that "the safety, welfare, and well-being of students remain a top priority." The government declared it "remains resolute in its responsibility to protect every Nigerian child and to uphold their fundamental right to education in a safe and secure environment."

What This Means for Students

Students at Federal Unity Schools can now:

• Continue their education without disruption
• Complete the academic calendar as planned
• Access safe and secure learning environments
• Prepare for examinations in stable conditions

Preventing Academic Calendar Disruption

Education officials stressed the importance of education for national development and expressed determination to prevent further calendar disruptions despite ongoing security challenges in some regions.

Parents and guardians of students at Federal Unity Schools can be assured that their children's safety is being prioritized alongside quality education delivery.