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List of Public Secondary Schools in Nigeria. Abia FEDERAL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION List of Public Secondary Schools in Nigeria. Abia Abia/Aba North S/No Name of School Address Evidence of SBMC 1 EZIAMA HIGH SCHOOL EZIAMA HIGH SCHOOL, EZIAMA ABA 1 GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL OVOM STREET, OGBOR HILL AREA Not Available 1 GIRL'S TECHNICAL COLLEGE UMUOLA ROAD, TOWN Available 1 OSUSU SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL OSUSU BY FAULKS ROAD, TOWN Not Available 1 SACRED HEART SECONDARY SCHOOL , ABA Not Available 1 SECONDARY TECHNICAL SCHOOL OPOBO ROAD, EHERE ABA Not Available 1 ST.ANTHONY'S COMPREHENSIVE.SECONDARY SCHOOL UMUMA ROAD, ASA OKPUAJA VILLAGE Not Available Abia/Aba South S/No Name of School Address Evidence of SBMC 1 GIRLS SECONDARY COMMUNITY SCHOOL SENIOR OFF 78 ROAD, TOWN Available 1 IHEORJI SECONDARY SCHOOL COLLEGE, VILLAGE Available 1 NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL PORTHARCOURT ROAD, TOWN Not Available 1 NDIEGORO SENIOR GIRLS SECONDARY , SCHOOL 97-117, NDIEGORO Not Available 1 NEW GENERATION SECONDARY SCHOOL OBIALOR, UMU AGBAI Not Available 1 OHABIAM SENIOR GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL 233 P.H. ROAD ABA, OHABIAM 1 UMUAGBAGHI SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 221 PORT-HARCOURT ROAD, ABA, UMUAGBACHI Not Available Abia/Arochukwu S/No Name of School Address Evidence of SBMC 1 ABAM HIGH SCHOOL COOLEGE ROAD ABAN, OZU Available 1 ACHARA SECONDARY SCHOOL , ACHARA 1 AGGREY MEMORIAL SECONDARY SCHOOL 170 ROAD, MANAGWU Available 1 IHECHIOWA HIGH SCHOOL , OBINTO IHEICHIOWA Not Available 1 OKPO SECONDARY SCHOOL , OKPO IHECHIOWA Available 1 ONYERUBI COMPREHENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL , NDI OJI ABAM 1 OVUKWU ABAM SECONDARY SCHOOL , ATAN ABAM Available 1 URUJI COMPREHENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL , AMURU ABAM Available 1 UTUTU SECONDARY COMMERCIAL , ITUTU AROCHUKWU 1 UTUTU SECONDARY SCHOOL ABUMA STREET, UTUTU Available Abia/Bende S/No Name of School Address Evidence of SBMC 1 COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL AMAZU UMUHU EZECHI ROAD, AMAZU - UMULU EZECHI Available 1 COMPREHENSIVE SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL COLLEGE ROAD, TOWN Available Page 1 of 204 FEDERAL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION List of Public Secondary Schools . 1 GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL , UZUAKOLI Available 1 METHODIST COLLEGE , UZUAKOLI Available 1 OZUITEM SECONDARY SCHOOL , OZUITEM Available 1 SECONDARY GRAMMER SCHOOL , BENDE Not Available 1 SENIOUR SCIENCE SCHOOL ALAYI, PMB 1 Available 2 SENIOUR SCIENCE SCHOOL umuahia-item- igbere road, ezialayi-alayi Available 1 UGUEKE , BENDE Available 1 UMUIMENYI SECONDARY TECHNICAL SCHOOL , NKPA Available 1 UZUAKOLI SECONDARY SCHOOL , UZUAKOLI Available Abia/Ikwuano S/No Name of School Address Evidence of SBMC 1 AMBASSADORS' COLLEGE , OBUOHIA IBERE Not Available 1 AWO NEBO SECONDARY TECHNICAL SCHOOL , AMAWON OBORO Not Available 1 AZYIYI - OLOKO SECONDARY SCHOOL IKWUANO , AZUIYI OLOKO Not Available 1 COMMUNITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL OLOKO IKWUANO , OLOKO Available 1 COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL NTALAKWU IKWUANO , NTALAKWU 1 IKWUANO SECONDARY SCHOOL ARIAM IKWUANO , ARIAM Not Available 1 OBORO SECONDARY SCHOOL IKWUANO , OBORO 1 SENIOR SCIENCE SCHOOL ARIAM IKWUANO , ARIAM Not Available Abia/Isiala-Ngwa North S/No Name of School Address Evidence of SBMC 1 ABIA STATE SENOIOR SCIENCE SCHOOL , IHIE, NBAWSI Available 1 AMA ASAA SECONDARY TECHNICAL SCHOOL EZIAMA-UMUAKWU ROAD, EZIAMA NSULU Available 1 COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL AGBURUKE - UBAKALA ROAD, AGBURUKE - NSULU Available 1 GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL , UMUNKOLO Available 1 IHIE HIGH SCHOOL , IHIE Available 1 NATIONAL COMPREHENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL AMUZU OKPUALA , ANUW OKPUALA NGWA 1 SECONDARY TECHNICAL SCHOOL ABA-UMUA, IMEREM Available 1 SECONDARY TECHNICAL SCHOOL NGWAUKWU , 3 Available 1 UMMUNA COMPREHENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL UMUATA/ UMUOSU ROAD, UMUOSU Not Available 1 UMUOHA SECONDARY SCHOOL URATTA-UMUCHIMA ROAD, VIA MBABSI Not Available Abia/Isiala-Ngwa South S/No Name of School Address Evidence of SBMC 1 GIRLS SENIOR SECONDARY , SCHOOL , OWERRINTA Not Available 1 MBUTU NGWA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL ISIALA NGWA SOUTH , MBUTU NGWA Not Available 1 NVOSI HIGH SCHOOL , UNUNKPEYI Not Available 1 OKPORO AHABA SECONDARY SCHOOL , OMOBA 1 OUR LADY'S COMPREHENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL , UMUELEGHELE Page 2 of 204 FEDERAL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION List of Public Secondary Schools 1 OVUNGWU SECONDARY SCHOOL , UMUAPU 1 OVUOKWU/OMOBA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL , OVUOKWU Not Available 1 ST. EPHRAIM'S SECONDARY SCHOOL , OWERRINTA Not Available Abia/Isuikwuato S/No Name of School Address Evidence of SBMC 1 ACHA SECONDARY TECHNICAL SCHOOL , ACHA Available 1 AHABA IMENYI SECONDARY SCHOOL , AHABAIMENYI Available 1 ELUAMA SECONDARY SCHOOL , AKEBE Available 1 ISIKWKATO HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR ISUIKWATO, MBALANO Available 1 UTURU SECONDARY SCHOOL , UTURU / UKWUNWANGWU Not Available Abia/Obi Nwga S/No Name of School Address Evidence of SBMC 1 ABALAIBEME SECONDARY SCHOOL , VILLAGE Not Available 1 ALL SAINTS SECONDARY SCHOOL 24 EHERE STREET, ABA Not Available 1 AMABA HIGH SCHOOL , UMUAGU Available 1 COMMUNITY SECONDARY, SCHOOL , VILLAGE Available 1 COMPREHENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL ALONG NEW UMUAHIA ROAD, MGBOKO-ITUNGWA Not Available 1 COMPREHENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL, OWO ELU , OWOELU Not Available 1 MGBOKO UMUANSUNU COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL , VIA ABA Available 1 NDIAKATA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL OBI- NGWA , VILLAGE Not Available 1 ONICHA NGWA COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL , VILLAGE Available 1 OVOM AMA - ASA SECONDARY SCHOOL , UMUANUNU Available 1 OVOM HIGH SCHOOL , UMUOBE VILLAGE OVOM 1 Available 1 OWO-AHIAFOR COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL , OWO AHIAFOR Available 1 PREMIER INTERNATIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOL IKOT EKPENE ROAD, EHERE Not Available 1 SECONDARY TECHNICAL SCHOOL IYUNGWA - UMUOPARA ROAD, AMAN - ANO, ISIHAIA NKWO UKWU Available Abia/Ohafia S/No Name of School Address Evidence of SBMC 1 AKANU OHAFIA SECONDARY SCHOOL , AKANU OHAFIA Not Available 1 ARMY DAY SECONDARY SCHOOL , PMB 522 Available 1 COLLINS MEMORIAL COLLEGE MISSION ROAD, ETU Available 1 EGWUENA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL , ABIRIBA Not Available 1 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT COLLEGE , EBEM OHAFIA Available 1 GOVERNMENT TECHNICAL COLLEGE , ANIA Available 1 ISIAMA COMPREHENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL , OKAGINE OHAFIA Not Available 1 ISIUGWU OHAFIA COMPREHENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL , ISIUGWU OHAFIA Not Available 1 OHAFIA GIRL'S MODEL SCHOOL UMUAHIA UZUAKOLI OHAFIA ROAD, AMAEKPU OHARIA Not Available 1 OHAFIA MODEL HIGH SCHOOL CHURCH ROAD - EBEM OHAFIA, EBEM OHAFIA Not Available Page 3 of 204 FEDERAL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION List of Public Secondary Schools 1 OKAMU SECONDARY COMMERCIAL SCHOOL , Available 1 ONARUBI SENIOR SECONDARY TECHNICAL , ABIRIBA Not Available Abia/Osisioma Ngwa S/No Name of School Address Evidence of SBMC 1 AMATOR SECONDARY SCHOOL , UMUOYORO NGWA Available 1 CITY LABORATORY COMPREHENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL ONYENWEAKU STREET, OFF 29 EZENWAGBARA AVE, UMUIKPO ARIARIA Not Available 1 COMMUNITY GIRLS SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL , UMUNGASI Available 1 COMPREHENSIVESENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL , OKPU-UMUOBO Available 1 HERITAGE COMPREHENSIVE SECONDARY , SCHOOL AMAUKWU STREET, ARIARI Not Available 1 MBUTU UMUOJIMA COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL , MBUTU UMUOJIMA 1 NGWA HIGH SCHOOL ABA , ABAYI AMAUGWU Available 1 OSOKWA COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL , Available 1 ROYAL FOUNDATION COLLEGE CLASSIC HOTEL ROAD, VILLAGE 1 STLEO THE GREAT SECONDARY SCHOOL , OBERETE ASA 1 UMUOCHAM SENIOR GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL SIR CYPRIAN ANYAMELIE, UMUOCHAM ABA, UMUOCHAM Available 1 URATTA COMPREHENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL , EGBEDE Available Abia/Ugwunagbo S/No Name of School Address Evidence of SBMC 1 AKANU NGWA HIGH SCHOOL , AKANU NGWA Not Available 1 COMMUNITY COMPREHENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL IHIE , IHIE-UKWU-KILO 10 ABA-PH Not Available 1 COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL UMUGO ALAIYI UGWUNNAGBO , UMUOGO NORTH Not Available 1 SECONDARY TECHNICAL SCHOOL , OBEGU Not Available 1 UMUAJA COMMUNITY SECONDARY UGWUNAGBO , UMUAJA Available Abia/Ukwa East S/No Name of School Address Evidence of SBMC 1 AKWETE S.T.S AKWETTE UMUAGBAI ROAD, AKWETTE Not Available 1 COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL , 1 COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL AKIRIKA , AKIRIKA UKU 1 FEDERAL SCIENCE AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE OBEHE AZUMIRI ROAD, OHANSO 1 IKWUEKE COMMUNITY SECONDARY. SCHOOL UKWA EAST OBEHIIE AZUMINI ROAD, TOWN 1 NATIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOL COLLEGE ROAD AZUMINI, AZUMINI Not Available 1 NDOKI C. SECONDARY SCHOOL , TOWN Abia/Ukwa West S/No Name of School Address Evidence of SBMC 1 ASA HIGH SCHOOL , EZEBUDELE Not Available 1 OGWE COMPREHENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL , OGWE Not Available 1 OZAR SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL OWAZA VILLAGE, OWAZA VILLAGE Available Page 4 of 204 FEDERAL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION List of Public Secondary Schools 1 UMUEKECHI HIGH SCHOOL , UMUEKECHI Available Abia/Umuahia North S/No Name of School Address Evidence of SBMC 1 AFUGIRI GIRLS SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL , AFUGIRI GIRLS SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL AKPAHA 1 AMUZUKWU SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL NIGER ROAD UMUAHA, UMUAHIA Not Available 1 COMMUNITY SECONDARY ISIEKE UMUAHIA NORTH , 41 Not Available 1 GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL (SENIOR SECONDARY ) UMUEZE ROAD UMUAHIA, UMUAHIA Available 1 GIRLS' SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL UGWUIHARA ALONG UZUAKOLI ROAD, UMUAHIA, UMUAGU UMUAHIA Available 1 MBON COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL MBOM AFARATA IBEKU, UMUAHIA Available 1 OHUHU COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL UMUAGU COMMUNITY ROAD, AMAOGUGU Not Available 1 ORIEAMAENYI SECONDARY SCHOOL ORIEMANYI, OHUHU Not Available 1 OSSAH COMMUNITY SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL , OSSAH IBEKU Not Available 1 SENIOR SECONDARY TECHNICAL SCHOOL. AFARAUKWU UMUAHIA , UMUAHIA Not Available 1 SENIOUR TECHNICAL SECONDARY SCHOOL OLD OKPARA RD.OFEME, UHUHU OFEME Available 1 WILLIAMS MEMORIAL SECONDARY SCHOOL UMUAHIA NORTH OKPAKA RD, AFUIRI Not Available Abia/Umuahia South S/No Name of School Address Evidence of SBMC 1 COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL
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