The Federal Government has announced the reopening of 47 unity schools that were previously shut down due to security concerns.
According to a statement issued Thursday by the Federal Ministry of Education, academic activities have now fully resumed following the reinforcement of security measures within and around the affected campuses.
The ministry said the decision reaffirms government’s commitment to safeguarding students and ensuring uninterrupted learning.
“Students have returned safely to their campuses, with many concluding their December academic programmes, while others have successfully completed their examinations,” the statement signed by Boriowo Folasade, Director of Press and Public Relations, partly read.
Parents, guardians, and the public were assured that the safety and welfare of students remain a top priority.
The ministry explained that it continues to work closely with security agencies to sustain stability and restore normalcy in school environments nationwide.
“The Federal Government remains resolute in its responsibility to protect every Nigerian child and to uphold their fundamental right to education in a safe and secure environment,” the statement added.
It further noted that the safe return of students and the successful conduct of examinations in several unity colleges underscore the administration’s resolve to keep the academic calendar on track despite prevailing challenges.
The government emphasized that education remains central to human capital development and national growth, pledging to prevent any future disruptions.
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