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THE WEST AFRICAN EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL WEST AFRICAN SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION MAY/JUNE 2014 LIST OF SCHOOLS SHOWING THE TOTAL AGGREGATES OF THE ENTIRE CANDIDATES IN ORDER OF PERFORMANCE S/N CENTRE NO CENTRE NAME NO OF CANDS CUM AGG. AVG AGG 1 4130410 LUMEN CHRISTI INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL, UROMI 73 1157 15.84 2 4020617 LOYOLA JESUIT COLLEGE, WUSE 96 1567 16.32 3 4131115 IGBINEDION SECONDARY SCHOOL, BENIN CITY 62 1165 18.79 4 4010713 MARIST BROTHERS' JUNIORATE, UTURU 84 1649 19.63 5 4050917 GRUNDTVIG INTERNATIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOL, OBA 66 1321 20.01 6 4311047 ORITAMEFA BAPTIST MODEL SCHOOL, IBADAN 99 2049 20.69 7 4302819 OLASHORE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, ILOKO-IJESA 89 1846 20.74 8 4280361 THE AMBASSADORS COLLEGE, OTA 68 1415 20.80 9 4131114 PRESENTATION NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL, BENIN CITY 100 2100 21.00 10 4190410 NIGERIAN TURKISH INTERNATIONAL COLLEGES, KADUNA 95 1997 21.02 11 4281532 NIGERIAN TURKISH INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE, ISHERI 51 1075 21.07 12 4040811 AIRFORCE COMPREHENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL, UYO 105 2223 21.17 13 4250338 DEE UNIQUE COLLEGE, IPAJA 54 1159 21.46 14 4150340 JOHN IGWESI MEMORIAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL, EMENE 123 2666 21.67 15 4250320 SAINT FRANCIS CATHOLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL, IDIMU 103 2291 22.24 16 4032014 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA (AUN) ACADEMY, YOLA 52 1174 22.57 17 4332127 RICH MODEL SECONDARY SCHOOL, ALAM ROAD, OYIGBO 140 3191 22.79 18 4281530 RAINBOW COLLEGE, ASESE VILLAGE 86 1966 22.86 19 4280811 LOUISVILLE GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL, IJEBU IFE 77 1772 23.01 20 4151221 MEA MATER ELIZABETH HIGH SCHOOL, AGBANI 105 2457 23.39 21 4131201 EDO COLLEGE, SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL, BENIN CITY 124 2905 23.42 22 4111815 ROYAL COLLEGE, OVWIAN 180 4221 23.44 23 4051721 REGINA PACIS MODEL SECONDARY SCHOOL, ONITSHA 111 2605 23.46 24 4131173 PATRICIA GROUP OF SCHOOLS, BENIN CITY 81 1904 23.50 25 4332130 PACE SETTERS' INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE, OYIGBO 150 3551 23.67 26 4280920 THE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, OLABISI ONABANJO UNIVERSITY, AGO-IWOYE 62 1475 23.79 27 4031420 MUNDRA HIGH SCHOOL, MUBI 51 1214 23.80 28 4203513 KHADIJAH MEMORIAL ACADEMY, KANO. 107 2548 23.81 29 4310830 ORITAMEFA BAPTIST MODEL SCHOOL, IBADAN 185 4422 23.90 30 4351421 ABOKIN SARKI ISLAMIYYA SCHOOL, WUKARI 80 1919 23.98 31 4331597 HOUSE OF WISDOM SECONDARY SCHOOL, IRIEBE 135 3243 24.02 32 4131742 MAYOR COLLEGE, BENIN-CITY 97 2344 24.16 33 4272109 CHRIST THE KING SEMINARY, GWADA 55 1332 24.21 34 4010961 LIZZY SECONDARY SCHOOL, ABAYI ABA 59 1429 24.22 35 4150606 COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, OBINOFIA NDIAGU 148 3614 24.41 36 4202405 KANO CAPITAL SECONDARY SCHOOL, KANO 231 5648 24.45 37 4052015 MARIST COMPREHENSIVE COLLEGE, NTEJE 142 3475 24.47 38 4042808 GOODSHEPHERD HIGH SCHOOL, IKOT AKPAN NKUK, UKANAFUN L.G.A. 92 2255 24.51 39 4280765 PEAK LANE COLLEGE, IFO 102 2511 24.61 40 4150308 DAUGHTERS OF DIVINE LOVE JUNIORATE, ABAKPA-NIKE, ENUGU 115 2842 24.71 41 4050816 SAINT MICHAEL'S BOYS' SECONDARY SCHOOL, EZIORA-OZUBULU 58 1439 24.81 42 4131278 UNICENT HIGH SCHOOL, BENIN CITY 160 3984 24.89 43 4202450 QUEENS SCIENCE ACADEMY, HOTORO 58 1444 24.89 44 4311056 ROCHAS FOUNDATION COLLEGE, NTC, RD, IBADAN 122 3049 24.99 45 4131711 NIFOR SECONDARY SCHOOL, NIFOR 73 1827 25.02 46 4331528 BRAINFIELD SECONDARY SCHOOL, PORT-HARCOURT 59 1481 25.10 47 4011236 BRITACH SECONDARY SCHOOL, UMUAHIA 77 1937 25.15 48 4171211 SAINT PETER CLAVER SEMINARY, OKPALA 90 2280 25.33 49 4250313 CHRISLAND COLLEGE, IDIMU, LAGOS 125 3172 25.37 50 4081345 VAATIA COLLEGE, MAKURDI 54 1373 25.42 51 4150721 KINGS INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE, UMUNKO 197 5020 25.48 52 4131726 EXCELLENCE SECONDARY SCHOOL, BENIN CITY 83 2117 25.50 53 4111416 INFANT JESUS ACADEMY, ASABA 65 1667 25.64 54 4131019 ZION SECONDARY SCHOOL, GKPON 72 1848 25.66 55 4201018 HANNATU MEMORIAL COLLEGE, KANO 139 3568 25.66 56 4251834 RONIK COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL, EJIGBO 54 1386 25.66 57 4111821 MAJESTY SECONDARY SCHOOL, OVWIAN 107 2749 25.69 58 4250824 THE LAGOON SECONDARY SCHOOL, LEKKI 87 2240 25.74 59 4172141 MADONNA MODEL SECONDARY SCHOOL, WORKS LAYOUT, OWERRI 125 3228 25.82 60 4170405 ANNUNCIATION CONVENT, UMUEZE, I, EHIME 104 2687 25.83 61 4071003 COMMUNITY COMPREHENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL, EZETU 60 1551 25.85 62 4020305 CHRIST THE KING COLLEGE, GWAGWALADA 124 3209 25.87 63 4240938 THOMAS ADEWUMI INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE, OKO 83 2149 25.89 64 4202326 PRAGMATIC COLLEGE, KANO 165 4276 25.91 65 4010947 MODERN CHRISTIAN SECONDARY SCHOOL, ABA 80 2076 25.94 66 4020657 PREMIERE ACADEMY, FHA PHASE II LUGBE, ABUJA 87 2257 25.94 67 4260441 KEY SCIENCE ACADEMY, MASAKA 148 3843 25.96 68 4280380 THE CRESCENT INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL, SANGO OTA 71 1848 26.02 69 4130286 BRAVURA SECONDARY SCHOOL, EGOR 81 2116 26.12 70 4131416 ASE SECONDARY SCHOOL, AFUZE 61 1601 26.24 71 4011511 DIVINE LIGHT SEMINARY SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL, ABA 74 1944 26.27 72 4252310 AUNTY YEMI ACADEMY, IKOTUN 195 5173 26.52 73 4051713 ALL HALLOW'S SEMINARY, ONITSHA 61 1620 26.55 74 4333829 MARYGOLD INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE, ELELENWO P/H 51 1355 26.56 75 4051617 HOLY CHILD INTERNATIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOL, ONITSHA 402 10695 26.60 76 4280321 LORAL INTERNATIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOL, AGBARA-OTA EXPRESSWAY, IGBESA 67 1784 26.62 77 4250822 DOWEN COLLEGE, LEKKI 60 1607 26.78 78 4051816 AUSTICA MEMORIAL COLLEGE, NANKA 61 1635 26.80 79 4051430 EAGLES INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL, NNEWI 181 4852 26.80 80 4112339 WISDOM SECONDARY COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, WARRI 111 2976 26.81 81 4202019 NEW BREED COLLEGE, N/MAIKALWA KANO 112 3004 26.82 82 4010115 DORITY INTERNATIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOL, UMUODU AVENUE, ABAYI, ABA 55 1478 26.87 83 4252352 EVATON COMPREHENSIVE COLLEGE, ABULE EGBA 235 6318 26.88 84 4202404 CRESCENT INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, KANO 91 2447 26.89 85 4310714 BEST BRAIN COLLEGE BASORUN, IBADAN 78 2108 27.02 86 4130705 SAINT JOHN'S BOYS' MODEL SECONDARY SCHOOL, FUGAR 54 1461 27.05 87 4254307 GREAT MICHAEL COMPREHENSIVE COLLEGE, SHASHA-LAGOS 190 5145 27.07 88 4020626 STELLA MARIS COLLEGE, LIFE CAMP 172 4671 27.15 89 4311045 SUNSHINE INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL, IBADAN 136 3701 27.21 90 4330524 VICTOR INTERNATIONAL SEC. SCHOOL,OGALE- ELEME 116 3157 27.21 91 4131806 UGENOBA MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL, UGONOBA 117 3200 27.35 92 4240824 EUCHARISTIC HEART OF JESUS MODEL COLLEGE, ASA DAM ROAD, ILORIN 69 1891 27.40 93 4150410 PROVIDENCE HIGH SCHOOL, ENUGU 69 1892 27.42 94 4250329 PACIFIC COMPREHENSIVE COLLEGE, BAMMEKE 72 1979 27.48 95 4230325 REDEEMER SECONDARY SCHOOL, ANKPA 51 1402 27.49 96 4041430 PROVIDENCE SECONDARY SCHOOL, AKA- EKPEME, IKONO 88 2421 27.51 97 4133029 SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL, EVBUKHU 88 2421 27.51 98 4051318 SAINT PAUL'S SEMINARY, UMUNUKO, UKPOR 59 1627 27.57 99 4140118 HOLY CHILD CATHOLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL, ADO-EKITI 65 1793 27.58 100 4251025 STARFIELD PRIVATE COLLEGE, FAGBA IJU 98 2703 27.58 101 4272118 EL-MAASUM INSTITUTE FOR EXCELLENCE (EMIFE), SARKIN-PAWA 302 8359 27.67 102 4131816 EGBEDE COMMUNITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, UVBE 188 5212 27.72 103 4040510 NOTRE DAME GIRLS' SECONDARY SCHOOL, URUA EDET 70 1943 27.75 104 4110925 CONCORD INTERNATIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOL, IYEDE 225 6246 27.76 105 4320607 AIRFORCE MILITARY SCHOOL, JOS 132 3679 27.87 106 4151342 ROYAL CROWN ACADEMY, NSUKKA 220 6135 27.88 107 4042817 GATEWAY STANDARD ACADEMY, UKANAFUN 256 7141 27.89 108 4290221 GREATER TOMORROW COLLEGE, ARIGIDI, AKOKO 90 2515 27.94 109 4011412 MATER CHRISTI ACADEMY, NGODO UMUNNEOCHI 269 7519 27.95 110 4172137 ALVANA MODEL SECONDARY SCHOOL, OWERRI 209 5852 28.00 111 4280773 HORTATIVE COMPREHENSIVE COLLEGE, AKUTE 92 2583 28.07 112 4132944 DIVINE PROVIDENCE EDUCATION CENTRE, BENIN 69 1938 28.08 113 4202317 NEW STANDARD COLLEGE, KANO 84 2360 28.09 114 4020656 CHERRYFEILD COLLEGE PLOT CT 19 PHASE 1, JIKWOYI 83 2333 28.10 115 4121204 SAINT AUGUSTINE SEMINARY, EZZAMGBO 78 2193 28.11 116 4203111 EMPHATIC NEO-CLASSIC COLLEGE, KANO 148 4163 28.12 117 4150320 ST. JOSEPH S SECONDARY SCHOOL, EMENE 67 1886 28.14 118 4220708 YASSIMA INTERNATIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOL JEGA 193 5433 28.15 119 4131708 UGBINE SECONDARY SCHOOL, UGBINE 121 3409 28.17 120 4201518 ABU HANIFA ACADEMY, KANO 329 9277 28.19 121 4150501 COLLEGE OF IMMACULATE CONCEPTION, UWANI ENUGU 304 8580 28.22 122 4190608 ECWA CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, KWOI 76 2146 28.23 123 4240748 OLUWASEUN COLLEGE, OLOJE, ILORIN 57 1610 28.24 124 4150717 LEGACY INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE, OZALLA 198 5594 28.25 125 4330906 IBAA GIRLS' SECONDARY SCHOOL, IBAA 132 3742 28.34 126 4070720 COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, GBANRAUN 100 2836 28.35 127 4051029 HOLY CHILD MADONNA COLLEGE, AWADA OBOSI 422 11972 28.36 128 4020319 LOUISVILLE GIRLS' SECONDARY SCHOOL, GWAGWALADA 53 1504 28.37 129 4110734 ROYAL ACADEMY SECONDARY SCHOOL, BOJO-BOJO OWA 69 1958 28.37 130 4251922 GRACE HIGH SCHOOL, GBAGADA 54 1532 28.37 131 4131181 PRINCE OF PEACE ACADEMY, BENIN CITY 83 2363 28.46 132 4291008 COMMUNITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, IDIOGBA 205 5847 28.52 133 4190939 JAMAL SECONDARY SCHOOL, KADUNA 200 5708 28.53 134 4050137 FIRST HILL SECONDARY SCHOOL, EKWULOBIA 191 5453 28.54 135 4130211 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT GIRLS' COLLEGE, BENIN CITY 248 7080 28.54 136 4320626 CANAAN HIGH SCHOOL, JOS 59 1684 28.54 137 4132017 HOLYLAND DEMONSTRATION SECONDARY SCHOOL, BENIN CITY 90 2573 28.58 138 4040517 POLICE SECONDARY SCHOOL, UKANA, ESSIEN UDIM 56 1602 28.60 139 4050621 TANSI INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE, UMUODU VILLAGE, OKPUNO, AWKA 82 2346 28.60 140 4010148 SWORD OF GOD MODEL SCHOOL ACADEMY, ABA 74 2118 28.62 141 4251067 EDUCARE COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL, IJAIYE-OJOKORO 210 6016 28.64 142 4332266 GRACELAND INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, PORT HARCOURT 76 2179 28.67 143 4131135 COURAGE HIGH SCHOOL, BENIN CITY 114 3271 28.69 144 4254310 BISAM COMPREHENSIVE COLLEGE, ALAGBADO 152 4362 28.69
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    FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) IMO STATE DIRECTORY OF POLLING UNITS Revised January 2015 DISCLAIMER The contents of this Directory should not be referred to as a legal or administrative document for the purpose of administrative boundary or political claims. Any error of omission or inclusion found should be brought to the attention of the Independent National Electoral Commission. INEC Nigeria Directory of Polling Units Revised January 2015 Page i Table of Contents Pages Disclaimer............................................................................... i Table of Contents ………………………………………………. ii Foreword................................................................................. iv Acknowledgement................................................................... v Summary of Polling Units........................................................ 1 LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS Aboh-Mbaise ……………………………………………… 2-7 Ahiazu-Mbaise ……………………………………………. 8-13 Ehime-Mbano …………………………………………….. 14-20 Ezinihitte Mbaise …………………………………………. 21-27 Ideato North ………………………………………………. 28-36 Ideato South ……………………………………………… 37-42 Ihitte/Uboma (Isinweke) …………………………………. 43-48 Ikeduru …………………………………………………….. 49-55 Isiala Mbano (Umuelemai) ………………………………. 56-62 Isu (Umundugba) …………………………………………. 63-68 Mbaitoli (Nwaorieubi) …………………………………….. 69-78 Ngor-Okpala (Umuneke) ………………………………… 79-85 Njaba (Nnenasa) …………………………………………. 86-92 Nkwerre ……………………………………………………. 93-98 Nwangele (Onu/Nwangele Amaigbo) ………………….. 99-103 Obowo (Otoko)
  • 11 Yamaltu/Deba Deba 30 Km 30 Minutes

    11 Yamaltu/Deba Deba 30 Km 30 Minutes

    6 Gombe Gombe 0 0 7 Kaltungo Kaltungo 70 Km 1 Hour 8 Kwami Malam Sidi 30 Km 30 Minutes 9 Nafada Nafada 120 Km 1 Hr 30 Minutes 10 Shongom Boh 85 Km 1 Hour 11 Yamaltu/Deba Deba 30 Km 30 Minutes IMO BRIEF HISTORY Imo State was created in Februray 1976. It derives its name from Imo River which currently forms a natural boundary between the state and Abia State that was carved out from it in 1991. Imo State has an estimated area of 5,156.6 sq.kilometres. The state has 27 LGAs and is culturally homogeneous, with the inhabitants being largely Igbo. The major language is Igbo although the official language is English. With population density ranging between 200-1500 persons per square kilometer, there is much pressure on the land. Land therefore is a very sensitive issue in the cultural heritage of the Igbo people. The population is almost evenly distributed across the state, and family compound setting is very important and strong. The major nucleated settlements in the state include Owerri, Okigwe and Orlu. Owerri is the capital, and attracts many people from all over the state that still retain their indigenous home affiliation. ELECTORAL STATISTICS S/N LGA RAs PUs 1 Aboh Mbaise 12 133 2 Ahiazu Mbaise 12 133 3 Ehime Mbano 11 131 4 Ezinihitte 12 136 5 Ideato North 14 173 6 Ideato South 13 113 7 Ihitte/Uboma 10 108 8 Ikeduru 12 147 9 Isiala Mbano 12 142 10 Isu 11 118 11 Mbaitoli 12 209 12 Ngor Okpala 11 148 13 Njaba 11 115 14 Nwangele 11 99 15 Nkwerre 10 108 16 Obowo 10 107 17 Oguta 11 129 18 Ohaji/Egbema 12 154 19 Okigwe 11 109 20 Onuimo 10
  • Information Kit for 2015 General Elections

    Information Kit for 2015 General Elections

    INFORMATION KIT FOR 2015 GENERAL ELECTIONS 1 FOREWARD The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has come a long way since 2011 in making the Nigerian electoral process transparent, as a way of ensuring that elections are free, fair and credible and that they measure up to global best standards of democratic elections. We have done this not only by reforms that have been in the electoral procedures, but also in the way informationon the process is made available for public use and awareness. Even though the yearnings of many Nigerians for a perfect electoral process may not have been fulfilled yet, our reforms since 2011 has ensured incremental improvement in the quality and credibility of elections that have been conducted. Beginning with some of the Governorship elections conducted by INEC since 2013, the Commission began to articulate Information Kits for the enlightenment of the public, especially election observers and journalists who may need some background information in order to follow and adequately undertstand the electoral process. With the 2015 General Elections scheduled to take place nationwide, this document is unique, in that it brings together electoral information about all the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). I am optimistic that this kit will contribute to the body of knowledge about the Nigerian electoral system and enhance the transparency of the 2015 elections. Professor Attahiru Jega, OFR Chairman ACRONYMS AC Area Council Admin Sec Administrative Secretary AMAC Abuja Municipal Area
  • Page Code S/N Community Lga Priority Projects Proposed

    Page Code S/N Community Lga Priority Projects Proposed

    IMO STATE COMMUNITY PRIORITY PROJECTS PROPOSED PROJECT RESPONSIBLE COST PAGE CODE S/N COMMUNITY LGA PRIORITY PROJECTS LOCATION MINISTRY IMPLICATIONS RECONSTRUCTION/REHAB AHIARA ABA BRANCH - MINISTRY OF 444 1 1 AHIARA AHIAZU MBAISE ILITATION OF ROAD AHIARA JUNCTION ROAD WORKS 800,000,000 RECONSTRUCTION/REHAB AHIARA JUNCTION - MINISTRY OF 444 2 AHIARA AHIAZU MBAISE ILITATION OF ROAD OKPALA JUNCTION WORKS 1,000,000,000 COMMENCEMENT/EQUIPPI NG UMUOKISHI MINISTRY OF 466 65 2 AMUZI AHIAZU MBAISE VOCATIONAL SCHOOL AMUZI AHIAZU MBAISE EDUCATION 110,000,000 AMUZI AHIAZU MBAISE- RECONSTRUCTION/REHAB OWUBINUBI-OKPALA MINISTRY OF 445 17 AMUZI AHIAZU MBAISE ILITATION OF ROAD AMAKOHIA WORKS 800,000,000 AFOR ORU BUILDING AND MINISTRY OF 453 3 AHIAZU MBAISE AHIAZU MBAISE TIMBER MARKET AHIAZU MBAISE COMMERCE 5,000,000 ESTABLISH OF SCHOOL OF MINISTRY OF 465 AHIAZU MBAISE AHIAZU MBAISE HANDICAPPED AHIAZU MBAISE EDUCATION 25,000,000 i. Installation of Transformer NNEMERE of Ogboto Umuoriehi Nnemere 4 MPAM AHIAZU MBAISE Mpam. NNEMERE MPAM ii. Rehabilitation of School NNEMERE Hall and Borehole at Orie MPAM AHIAZU MBAISE Nnemere. NNEMERE MPAM 5 OGBOR AHIAZU MBAISE i. Fencing of health centre. OGBOR OGBOR AHIAZU MBAISE ii. Drilling of Borehole OGBOR iii. Building of more shops at OGBOR AHIAZU MBAISE Nkwor Ogbo Market. OGBOR IHITTE UBI, i. Building of Bridge-Ihitte ISIALA Ubi Duruowerre Umuopara, IHITTE UBI, ISIALA 6 OPARANADIM AHIAZU MBAISE Iheukwu-Eke Eziama. OPARANADIM ii. Utilization of 450 hectares IHITTE UBI, of land for the community, ISIALA sending of primary school IHITTE UBI, ISIALA OPARANADIM AHIAZU MBAISE teachers. OPARANADIM i. Construction of civic hall, 7 AGUNEZE AHIAZU MBAISE constructing of 3km AGUNEZE AGUNEZE AHIAZU MBAISE ii.