
The Federal Government has ordered the immediate closure of 47 Federal Unity Colleges across the country following rising security threats in several states, a move aimed at preventing possible attacks on students and staff.

On Friday, in a statement, Hajia Binta Abdulkadir, Director of Senior Secondary Education, Federal Ministry of Education, conveyed the approved directive to principals of the affected colleges.
According to the Ministry, the measure became necessary in light of “recent security challenges in some parts of the country and the need to prevent any security breaches.” The memo instructed school heads to shut down operations without delay and ensure full compliance with the order as precautionary steps are taken to safeguard the lives of students and education personnel.

The affected institutions cut across multiple geopolitical zones, particularly those in states experiencing heightened insecurity. The list includes:
1. FGGC Minjibir
2. FTC Ganduje
3. FGGC Zaria
4. FTC Kafanchan
5. FGGC Bakori
6. FTC Dayi
7. FGC Daura
8. FGGC Tambuwal
9. FSC Sokoto
10. FTC Wurno
11. FGC Gusau
12. FGC Anka
13. FGGC Gwandu
14. FGC Birnin Yauri
15. FTC Zuru
16. FGGC Kazaure
17. FGC Kiyawa
18. FTC Hadeja
19. FGGC Bida
20. FGC New-Bussa
21. FTC Kuta-Shiroro
22. FGA Suleja
23. FGC Ilorin
24. FGGC Omu-Aran
25. FTC Gwanara
26. FGC Ugwolawo
27. FGGC Kabba
28. FTC Ogugu
29. FGGC Bwari
30. FGC Rubochi
31. FGGC Abaji
32. FGGC Kazaure
33. FGC Kiyawa
34. FTC Hadejia
35. FGGC Potiskum
36. FGC Buni Yadi
37. FTC Gashua
38. FTC Michika
39. FGC Ganye
40. FGC Azare
41. FTC Misau
42. FGGC Bajoga
43. FGC Billiri
44. FTC Zambuk
45. FTC Ikare Akoko
46. FTC Ijebu-Imusin
47. FTC Ushi Ekiti
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The Ministry extended its warm regards to all administrators while urging them to prioritise safety as the country navigates current security challenges. Further directives on reopening are expected as the security situation evolves.




