FG Orders Immediate Closure of 47 Federal Unity Colleges Over Security Concerns

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By Ajewole Joshua|ABNews|

Abuja, December 21, 2025 — The Federal Government has directed the immediate closure of 47 Federal Unity Colleges across the country following rising security challenges in several states.

The directive was issued through a circular from the Federal Ministry of Education, signed by the Director of Senior Secondary Education, Hajia Binta Abdulkadir, on behalf of the Honourable Minister of Education.

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According to the circular, the decision became necessary to “prevent any security breaches” amid reports of heightened insecurity in some parts of Nigeria. Principals of the affected schools have been instructed to ensure strict compliance with the closure directive.

The Ministry listed the following 47 Federal Unity Colleges for immediate shutdown:

  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 Hadejia
  19. FGGC Bida
  20. FGC New-Bussa
  21. FTC Kuta-Shiroro
  22. FGA Suleja
  23. FGC Ilorin
  24. FGGC Omu-Aran
  25. FGGC Potiskum
  26. FGC Buni Yadi
  27. FTC Gashua
  28. FTC Michika
  29. FGC Ganye
  30. FGC Azare
  31. FTC Misau
  32. FGGC Bajoga
  33. FGC Billiri
  34. FTC Zambuk
  35. FTC Ikare Akoko
  36. FTC Debu-Imusin
  37. FTC Ushi Ekiti
  38. FGGC Kabba
  39. FTC Ogugu
  40. FGGC Bwari
  41. FGC Rubochi
  42. FGGC Abaji
  43. FGC Ugwolawo
  44. FTC Gwanara
  45. FGGC Kazaurе (duplicate as listed in circular)
  46. FGC Kiyawa (duplicate as listed in circular)
  47. FTC Hadejia (duplicate as listed in circular)

The Ministry acknowledged the urgency of the situation and assured stakeholders of its commitment to safeguarding students and staff of all federal schools nationwide.

Principals were further urged to cooperate fully and ensure that the closure is carried out without delay.

More updates are expected as the Ministry continues to monitor the security landscape across the country.

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