MINISTRY OF EDUCATION ENUGU STATE

FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA

2013-14

ANNUAL SCHOOL CENSUS REPORT

August 2014 MAP SHOWING THE 17 LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS IN ENUGU STATE WITH THEIR SENATORIAL ZONES

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Contents Preface ...... 7 Executive Summary ...... 8 Chapter One Background ...... 9 Chapter Two - SCHOOLS ...... 10 Table 2.1 Number of Schools ...... 10 Table 2.2 Number of private schools by level ...... 10 Table 2.3 Number of public schools, enrolment and teachers ...... 11 Table 2.4 Number of public schools with special curriculum ...... 11 Table 2.5 Selective characteristics of public schools ...... 11 Chapter Three – STUDENTS ...... 12 Table 3.1 Enrolment in public pre-primary schools by LGEA ...... 12 Table 3.2 Enrolment in private pre-primary education by LGEA ...... 13 Table 3.3 Public and private pre-primary enrolment by sex and LGEA ...... 13 Table 3.4 Total pre-primary school enrolment by sex and LGEA...... 14 Table 3.5 Enrolment in public primary schools by class, sex and LGEA ...... 15 Table 3.6 Enrolment in private primary schools by class, sex and LGEA ...... 16 Table 3.7 Public and private primary school enrolment by sex and LGEA ...... 17 Table 3.8 Total primary schools enrolment by sex and LGEA (Public & Private) .... 19 Table 3.9 Enrolment in public junior secondary schools by class, sex and LGEA .... 19 Table 3.10 Enrolment in private junior secondary schools by class, sex and LGEA . 20 Table 3.11 Public and private junior secondary school enrolment by sex and LGEA 21 Table 3.12 Junior secondary school enrolment by sex and LGEA (Public & Private) 22 Table 3.13 Enrolment in public senior secondary schools by class, sex and LGEA 23 Table 3.14 Enrolment in private senior secondary schools by class, sex and LGEA . 24 Table 3.15 Public and private senior secondary school enrolment by sex and LGEA 24 Table 3.16 Senior Secondary School enrolment by sex and LGA (Public & Private) 25 Table 3.17 Enrolment of special need children in public primary schools in all LGA 25 Table 3.18 Enrolment of special need children in junior and senior secondary schools by LGEA...... 26 Table 3.19 Repeater in Public primary schools by class, sex and LGEA ...... 26 Table 3.20 Repeater in Private primary schools by class, sex and LGEA Repeater in Private primary schools by class, sex and LGEA ...... 27 Table 3.21 Repeater in public secondary schools by class, sex and LGEA ...... 27 Table 3.22 Repeaters in private secondary schools by class, sex and LGEA...... 28 Table 3.23 Public Primary School Drop Outs By Class, Sex And Lga ...... 29 Table 3.24 Public Primary School Drop Out (Boys Only) ...... 30 Table 3.25 Public Primary School Dropouts (Girls Only) ...... 30 Table 3.26 Summary Of Public Primary School Drop Out By Class And Lga ...... 31 Table 3.27 Public Secondary School Drop Outs By Class, Sex And Lga...... 32 Table 3.28 Repeaters in private secondary schools by class, sex and LGEA ...... 32 Table 3.29 Public Primary Schools With Pre-Primary...... 33

Chapter Four – TEACHERS ...... 32 4.0 Introduction ...... 32 Table 4.1 Number of public pre-primary teachers by sex and LGEA ...... 32 Table 4.2 Number of public primary teachers by sex and LGEA ...... 33 Table 4.3 Pupil teacher ratio by LGEA, public primary schools ...... 33 Table 4.4 Number of public secondary teachers by sex and LGEA...... 34

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Table 4.5 Pupil teacher ratio by LGEA, public secondary schools...... 35 Table 4.6 Percentage of long-term absent teachers, public schools ...... 35 Table 4.7 Percentage of teachers by highest level of education attained ...... 35 Table 4.8 Percentage of teachers by source of salary...... 35 Table 4.9 Proportion of teachers who attended training workshop / seminar in last 12 months ...... 35 Table 4.10 Number of private school teachers by LGEA , all levels ...... 36 Table 4.11 Pupil teacher ratio in private schools, all level ...... 36 Chapter Five - SCHOOL FACILITIES ...... 37 5.0 Introduction ...... 37 Table 5.1 Number of classrooms by school type and LGEA, public schools ...... 37 Table 5.2 Pupil classroom ratio by school type and LGEA ...... 38 Table 5.3 Selective characteristics of public primary school facilities ...... 38 Table 5.4 Selective characteristics of public secondary school facilities ...... 39 Table 5.5 Main source of water in public primary schools ...... 40 Table 5.6 Main source of water in public secondary schools ...... 40 Table 5.7 Toilets for pupils in public primary schools ...... 41 Table 5.8 Toilets for pupils in public secondary schools ...... 41 Table 5.9 Summary of Key School Quality Indicators...... 42 SUMMARY OF KEY SCHOOL QUALITY INDICATORS ...... 43 Appendix...... 44 National Population Figure 2010 by Local Government and Gender (NPC2006) ..... 44

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Definitions

Dropout rate by grade: Proportion of pupils from a cohort enrolled in a given grade at a given school year that is no longer enrolled in the following school year.

1. To measure the phenomenon of pupils from a cohort leaving school without completion, and its effect on the internal efficiency of educational systems. In addition, it is one of the key indicators for analysing and projecting pupil flows from grade to grade within the educational cycle.

Pupil-teacher ratio: Average number of pupils (students) per teacher at a specific level of education in a given school year.

2. To measure the level of human resources input in terms of the number of teachers in relation to the size of the pupil population. The results can be compared with established national norms on the number of pupils per teacher.

Repetition rate by grade: Proportion of pupils from a cohort enrolled in a given grade at a given school year who studies in the same grade in the following school year.

3. To measure the rate at which pupils from a cohort repeat a grade, and its effect on the internal efficiency of educational systems. In addition, it is one of the key indicators for analysing and projecting pupil flows from grade to grade within the educational cycle.

Source: UNESCO Institute of Statistics, Education Indicators, Technical Guidelines, November 2009

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Abbreviations

ASC Annual School Census

ASCSR Annual School Census Statistical Report

AESPR Annual Education Sector Performance Report

ESSPIN Education Sector Support Programme In Nigeria

EMIS Education Management Information System

ISD Integrated Schools Development

MTSS Medium Term Sector Strategy

PCR Pupil Classroom Ratio

PRY Primary

PQTR Pupil-to-Qualified Teacher Ratio

PVT Private

SEMIS State Education Management Information System

SBMC School-Based Management Committee

SMOE State Ministry of Education

SUBEB State Universal Basic Education Board

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Preface This is the fifth production of Enugu State Annual School Census (ASC) Report. This edition has greatly improved comparatively over the past four years, especially in the area of data collection at public secondary schools and private schools. It is a thing of joy to note that the quality of data collected in this version is credible and reliable and compliant to the National EMIS Policy and its implementation.

The timely introduction of the policy to have officials from the Post Primary School Management Board (PPSMB) and Science, Technical and Vocational Schools Management Board (STVSMB) manage the enumeration of secondary schools under them helped to improve the quality of data returned for analysis. The concentration of Inspectors of Education of Ministry, with the enumeration of private schools also enhanced quality of the data collected..

It is also interesting to mention here that the State EMIS is moving fast to another level – Integrated EMIS where the existing database is linked with those of the databases of LGAs. It is expected that in the near future, the LGAs databases will be functional, resulting in an integrated educationdatabase which will contain reports from Quality Assurance, School Support Officers, Social Mobilization Officers.

Another key improvement on this report is the inclusion of vital information on key performance indicators (KPIs) in the education Sector. This information will guide managers to take accurate and effective decisions.

We sincerely thank DFID- Education Sector Support Programme In Nigeria (ESSPIN) for all their support to bring the Ministry to this level of achievement. Mention must be made about the Planing, Research and Statistics Department, State Education Management Information System (SEMIS) Team and the entire Ministry of Education personnel who had worked tirelessly to produce this document.

Prof. U. C. Okoro Hon. Commissioner

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Executive Summary

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The 2013/2014 Annual School Census report in Enugu State reflects a more stabilized approach in the conduct of a systematic data gathering, analyzing and reporting processes. It is the fifth attempt that consolidates some result-oriented strategies which ultimately make the outcomes more credible, reliable and usable for educational development planning and research. What seems more rewarding is the fact that data collectors and managers have continued to build more confidence in their experience and ability to do the right with minimal supervision.

Enumeration of schools within the period being reported witnessed 100% coverage of public primary and secondary schools. A total of 1,223 public primary schools were enumerated as opposed to 1,218 of the previous year which is an inclusion of 5 additional new primary schools. A total of 314 public secondary schools were enumerated indicating an increase of 9 new schools over the 305 schools covered in the previous year. Private school coverage has increased from 1,162 schools covered in the previous year to 1,382 schools.

What is really disturbing is the significant drop in public primary enrolment in the past three years. Public primary enrolment for Y2013/14 is 187,495 reflecting a drop of 3.8% from the Y2012/13 enrolment of 194,836. The enrolment dropped by 18.6% in Y2012/13 from the Y2011/12 enrolment of 239,245. Public secondary enrolment for Y2013/14 is 177,375 representing a drop of 0.1% from Y2012/13 enrolment of 177,514. The secondary school enrolment equally dropped by 26.2% in Y2012/13 from the enrolment of 240,237 in Y2011/12.

Table 4.2 indicates that there are 10,806 public primary teachers, a drop of 17.9% from 13,146 in Y2012/13. The recruitment of new teachers by the state government in Y2012/13 accounted for the 13.9% increase in the number of teachers over Y2011/12 figure. What is really amazing is this sharp drop of 17.9% in Y2013/14 which may be considered too high to probably represent retirees, disengaged and deaths. Pupil-teacher ratio for primary also decreased from 27 in Y2011/12 to15 in Y2012/13 and 16 in. For public secondary schools, the number of teachers for Y2013/14 was 11,873 indicating a decrease of 3.9% from 12,347 in Y2012/13. Pupil-teacher ratio in secondary schools for Y2011/12, Y2012/13 and Y2013/14 were 27, 14 and 15 respectively.

For public facilities Tables 5.3 and 5.4 indicate that there are 7,015 classrooms for primary and 4,063 classrooms for secondary schools as against 6,906 in Y2012/13 and 6,707 in Y2011/12 for primary. Likewise, Public primary pupils-classroom ratio for Y2013/14 is 158 as against 134 and 165 in Y2012/13 and Y2011/12 respectively. For public secondary, students-classroom ratio is 144 in Y2013/14, 232 in Y2012/13 and 242 in Y2011/12. The ratio distribution suggests that some classrooms may have been repaired or new ones constructed hence the sharp drop between Y2012/13 and Y2013/14. The same tables indicate that 80% of the schools have insufficient seating. Tables 5.7 and 5.8 indicate Pupil-toilet ratio of 152 and 155 in public primary and secondary schools respectively. The same tables equally indicate that 64.6% of the primary schools and 51.6% the secondary schools have no toilet. Tables 5.5 and 5.6 indicate that 87.4% of the primary schools and 83.3% of the secondary schools have no source of water respectively.

There have been a number of challenges surrounding this level of success; however, conduct of annual school census in Enugu State is becoming more stable by the years. Policy makers, researchers and other users are building more confidence and credibility in the outputs.

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Chapter One Background

It is worth sharing the experience that the outcome of the conduct of Annual School Census (ASC) in Enugu State is becoming more interesting, realistic and credible. This cannot be distanced from the fact that all the team players are getting more accustomed to the rules of the game especially in data collection processes, collation, entry, analysis and reporting. Due to regular training and retraining programmes for data collectors and State Education Management Information System (SEMIS) team with the support of DFID funded ESSPIN, data quality has continued to improve since 2009. It is a reflection of the mastery of the techniques and clear demonstration of immeasurable importance attached to education data as the basis for educational development planning.

The ASC is a statutory requirement of government that school data are collected from all public and private primary and secondary schools in the state. Report of findings from ASC analysed data reduces the tendency for arguments and doubts on the state of schools at the planning table. Before 2009/10 data on enrolments were collected at MDA levels, and data are at variance at different levels. The effort to centralise data has lead to the continual strengthening of the State Education Management Information System (EMIS) team members to collate, analyse and develop annual school census report. In the last four years the number of public and private primary schools has continued to vary. In 2009/10 1,118 public primary schools were enumerated and the number has fluctuated between 1,214 in 2010/11 and 1,221 in 2011/12. In 2012/13, a total of 1,219 schools were enumerated with slight increase to 1,223 in 2012/13. The enumeration of private schools has continue to increase from 75 in 2009/10 to 749 in 2010/11, in 2011/12 it increased to 1,079, also increased to 1,199 in 2012/13, and in the present ASC exercise it increased to 1,382, As the process improves and more awareness is created among stakeholders the interest in the the process of the development of ASC is also increasing.

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Chapter Two Schools Structurally, school can refere to a building where people, especially young ones receive education. Academically, it is an institution where learners receive formal education. It can also be described as a process of child’s development educationally.

Each year, the Annual School Census is conducted to capture the state of public and private schools especially Pupils/Students, teachers, classrooms and other facilities so as to identify what should form the focus for educational planning. For 2013/2014 year a total of 1,223 public primary schools were enumerated and all have pre-primary classes. A total of 1,382 private schools were enumerated this year while 1,199 were enumerated in 2012/13. The number of private schools enumerated has continued to increase this also means increase in school popoluation. Table 2.1 shows number of schools that responded and table 2.2 shows breakdown of private schools into school levels.

Table 2.1 Number of Schools Original school list Pre-primary and Primary Secondary Private * 1A. Responded 1,218 305 1,035 1B. Did not respond 0 0 0 1. Total 1,218 305 1,035 Response rate, original school list % 100 100 100 New schools 5 2. Total 5 9 347 All schools 1A+2. Responded 1,223 314 1,382 1B. Did not respond 0 0 0 1A+1B+2. Total 1,223 314 1,382 Response rate, all schools (%) 100 100 100

Table 2.2 Number of private schools by level Number Number of schools of schools

Schools with pre-primary Of which: pre- 63 classes 1,008 primary only Schools with primary classes Of which: Primary 1067 113 only Schools with junior secondary Of which: Junior 335 62 classes secondary only Schools with senior secondary Of which: Senior 252 1 classes secondary only Schools with other names (mixed) 233

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Table 2.3 Number of public schools, enrolment and teachers Number of pupils Number of teachers Number of Male Female Total Male Female Total schools Pre-primary only 0 36,391 32,732 69,123 55 529 584 Pre-primary and primary 1,223 131,591 125,027 256,618 2,849 9,718 12,567 Primary only 95,200 92,295 187,495 2,794 9,189 11,983 Junior and Senior secondary 314 83,278 94,097 177,375 4,956 9,020 13,976 Junior secondary only 13 531 595 1,126 71 73 144 Senior secondary only 6 335 732 1,067 109 111 220 Junior & Senior only 295 82,412 92,770 175,182 4,776 8,836 13,612

Table 2.4 Number of public schools with special curriculum Primary education Number of Number of pupils Number of teachers schools Male Female Total Male Female Total Nomadic 12 263 299 562 10 17 27 Secondary Education Vocational Training Centre 2 168 216 384 30 34 64 Science and Technical College 20 4,800 1,764 6,564 594 544 1,138

Table 2.5 Selective characteristics of public schools Proportion of schools with: Primary Secondary %Urban %Rural %Urban %Rural Double shifts 2.6 0.5 13.1 86.9 Shared facilities 67.7 12.1 12.2 4.4 School Development Plan 26.5 43.6 68.3 44.0 School-Based Management Committee 66.5 84.2 90.2 87.5 Parent-Teacher Association 87.7 96.6 68.3 84.2 Multigrade Teaching 15.5 43.8

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Chapter Three Students Students as used here include pupils in pre-primary and primary schools, and students in secondary schools. The data of pupils captured here include those in kindergarten and nursery which is the Early Child Care and Development Education (ECCDE). Table 2.3 summarised the enrolment of pupils and number of teachers by gender in all the public primary, junior and senior secondary schools. Of the 1,223 public primary schools enumerated, there are 256,340 pupils both at the pre-primary and primary school levels. Out of this number 131,348 are males while 125,027 are females. The Secondary Schools enumerated are 314 as against the 304 enumrated in 2012/13 with the gross enrolment of 167,003 students, as against 355,028 enrolment recorded in 2012/13. ( refer to the 2012/13 ASC report for details).

Table 3.1 Enrolment in public pre-primary schools by LGEA LGEA Kindergarten Nursery

Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Aninri 650 553 1,203 1,710 1,689 3,399 Awgu 286 275 561 2,182 1,958 4,140 Enugu East 2,273 73 2,346 1,887 1,950 3,837 Enugu North 187 166 353 1,684 1,514 3,198 Enugu South 196 176 372 1,140 1,047 2,187 Ezeagu 162 165 327 1,816 1,750 3,566 Igbo-Etiti 1 - 1 1,573 1,623 3,196 Igbo-Eze North 137 178 315 2,696 2,781 5,477 Igbo-Eze South 6 9 15 1,536 1,415 2,951 Isi-Uzo 150 192 342 1,481 1,511 2,992 Nkanu East 58 39 97 2,700 1,853 4,553 Nkanu West 111 82 193 1,184 1,113 2,297 Nsukka 189 208 397 2,660 2,774 5,434 Oji River 58 46 104 1,669 1,598 3,267 Udenu 783 842 1,625 940 945 1,885 Udi 227 275 502 2,475 2,315 4,790 Uzo-Uwani - - - 1,584 1,617 3,201 TOTAL 5,474 3,279 8,753 30,917 29,453 60,370

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Table 3.2 Enrolment in private pre-primary education by LGEA Kindergarten Nursery LGEA Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Aninri 99 101 200 1,406 1,510 2,916 Awgu 296 247 543 2,834 2,668 5,502 Enugu East 1,483 1,328 2,811 20,057 18,265 38,322 Enugu North 1,674 1,520 3,194 9,252 9,000 18,252 Enugu South 1,260 1,262 2,522 10,250 10,004 20,254 Ezeagu 31 38 69 1,446 1,398 2,844 Igbo-Etiti 144 136 280 2,028 2,232 4,260 Igbo-Eze North 132 113 245 4,716 4,264 8,980 Igbo-Eze South 49 48 97 18,488 3,012 21,500 Isi-Uzo 97 121 218 1,892 1,916 3,808 Nkanu East 12 17 29 1,628 1,694 3,322 Nkanu West 323 299 622 3,274 3,366 6,640 Nsukka 426 478 904 7,920 7,714 15,634 Oji River 156 166 322 1,532 1,544 3,076 Udenu 168 209 377 4,344 4,550 8,894 Udi 496 512 1,008 6,440 4,362 10,802 Uzo-Uwani 56 55 111 1,276 1,142 2,418 TOTAL 6,902 6,650 13,552 98,783 78,641 177,424

Table 3.3 Public and private pre-primary enrolment by sex and LGEA LGEA Public Private

Number Pupils Girls % Number Pupils Girls % of Girls of Girls Schools Schools Aninri 67 4,602 2,242 49 37 3,116 1,611 52 Awgu 72 4,701 2,233 48 60 6,045 2,915 48 Enugu East 65 6,183 2,023 33 239 41,133 19,593 48 Enugu North 55 3,551 1,680 47 126 21,446 10,520 49 Enugu South 43 2,559 1,223 48 109 22,776 11,266 49 Ezeagu 84 3,893 1,915 49 33 2,913 1,436 49 Igbo-Etiti 60 3,197 1,623 51 61 4,540 2,368 52 Igbo-Eze North 117 5,792 2,959 51 114 9,225 4,377 47 Igbo-Eze South 44 2,966 1,424 48 59 21,597 3,060 14 Isi-Uzo 80 3,334 1,703 51 31 4,026 2,037 51 Nkanu East 70 4,650 1,892 41 41 3,351 1,711 51 Nkanu West 54 2,490 1,195 48 79 7,262 3,665 50 Nsukka 117 5,831 2,982 51 162 16,538 8,192 50 Oji River 69 3,371 1,644 49 29 3,398 1,710 50 Udenu 72 3,510 1,787 51 76 9,271 4,759 51 Udi 91 5,292 2,590 49 88 11,810 4,874 41 Uzo-Uwani 62 3,201 1,617 51 38 2,529 1,197 47 TOTAL 1,222 69,123 32,732 47 1,382 190,976 85,291 45 Although the total number of public primary schools is 1,223 the table shows that one school has no enrolment. Figure 3.3.Chart showing enrolment of Public and Private Pre-Primary schools by LGEA

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The chart above further shows Table 3.3 indicating that Enugu East LGA has the highest enrolment in private schools while Uzo-Uwani has the least.

Table 3.4 Total pre-primary school enrolment by sex and LGEA LGEA Total pupils Girls % Girls Aninri 7,718 3,853 50 Awgu 10,746 5,148 48 Enugu East 47,316 21,616 46 Enugu North 24,997 12,200 49 Enugu South 25,335 12,489 49 Ezeagu 6,806 3,351 49 Igbo-Etiti 7,737 3,991 52 Igbo-Eze North 15,017 7,336 49 Igbo-Eze South 24,563 4,484 18 Isi-Uzo 7,360 3,740 51 Nkanu East 8,001 3,603 45 Nkanu West 9,752 4,860 50 Nsukka 22,369 11,174 50 Oji River 6,769 3,354 50 Udenu 12,781 6,546 51 Udi 17,102 7,464 44 Uzo-Uwani 5,730 2,814 49 TOTAL 260,099 118,023 45

Figure 3.4 Graph representation of Public and Private Pre- Primary Schools Enrolment

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Table 3.5 Enrolment in public primary schools by class, sex and LGEA Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 LGEA Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Aninri 977 917 1,894 976 970 1,946 1,026 873 1,899 Awgu 913 798 1,711 856 829 1,685 956 789 1,745 Enugu East 973 1,016 1,989 1,026 1,029 2,055 1,149 1,293 2,442 Enugu North 889 990 1,879 992 1,032 2,024 1,169 1,167 2,336 Enugu South 678 696 1,374 634 699 1,333 777 798 1,575 Ezeagu 793 765 1,558 793 718 1,511 753 642 1,395 Igbo-Etiti 856 846 1,702 826 837 1,663 840 845 1,685 Igbo-Eze North 1,633 1,644 3,277 1,615 1,572 3,187 1,596 1,574 3,170 Igbo-Eze South 642 633 1,275 632 641 1,273 648 563 1,211 Isi-Uzo 1,176 1,223 2,399 1,103 1,086 2,189 1,063 1,170 2,233 Nkanu East 905 847 1,752 946 870 1,816 939 810 1,749 Nkanu West 628 571 1,199 602 558 1,160 631 550 1,181 Nsukka 1,524 1,512 3,036 1,533 1,547 3,080 1,639 1,644 3,283 Oji River 673 618 1,291 626 595 1,221 655 627 1,282 Udenu 730 789 1,519 745 760 1,505 804 750 1,554 Udi 939 888 1,827 916 933 1,849 985 831 1,816 Uzo-Uwani 829 789 1,618 723 672 1,395 677 623 1,300 TOTAL 15,758 15,542 31,300 15,544 15,348 30,892 16,307 15,549 31,856

LGEA Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Aninri 999 917 1,916 984 888 1,872 1,013 967 1,980 Awgu 871 766 1,637 778 707 1,485 837 780 1,617 Enugu East 1,158 1,241 2,399 1,260 1,335 2,595 1,240 1,365 2,605 Enugu North 1,104 1,237 2,341 1,139 1,200 2,339 1,199 1,223 2,422 Enugu South 822 913 1,735 839 914 1,753 797 930 1,727 Ezeagu 695 704 1,399 742 575 1,317 709 570 1,279 Igbo-Etiti 835 868 1,703 792 808 1,600 799 826 1,625 Igbo-Eze North 1,602 1,582 3,184 1,645 1,476 3,121 1,655 1,589 3,244 Igbo-Eze South 689 570 1,259 626 615 1,241 589 589 1,178 Isi-Uzo 1,012 1,125 2,137 984 987 1,971 872 864 1,736 Nkanu East 912 763 1,675 833 808 1,641 730 724 1,454 Nkanu West 607 548 1,155 557 469 1,026 569 542 1,111 Nsukka 1,584 1,528 3,112 1,659 1,540 3,199 1,684 1,565 3,249 Oji River 627 540 1,167 551 478 1,029 546 461 1,007 Udenu 786 756 1,542 767 725 1,492 788 801 1,589 Udi 1,056 880 1,936 965 804 1,769 986 863 1,849 Uzo-Uwani 707 666 1,373 708 614 1,322 683 650 1,333 TOTAL 16,066 15,604 31,670 15,829 14,943 30,772 15,696 15,309 31,005

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Table 3.6 Enrolment in private primary schools by class, sex and LGEA Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 LGEA Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Aninri 214 235 449 182 203 385 216 210 426 Awgu 406 340 746 353 388 741 352 283 635 Enugu East 4,354 3,101 7,455 3,489 2,967 6,456 3,890 2,732 6,622 Enugu North 1,677 1,638 3,315 1,472 1,418 2,890 1,319 1,319 2,638 Enugu South 1,498 1,575 3,073 1,515 1,453 2,968 1,457 1,409 2,866 Ezeagu 185 184 369 197 172 369 183 163 346 Igbo-Etiti 565 540 1,105 530 476 1,006 511 537 1,048 Igbo-Eze North 1,214 1,156 2,370 1,172 1,107 2,279 1,144 1,120 2,264 Igbo-Eze South 568 568 1,136 528 521 1,049 596 585 1,181 Isi-Uzo 312 327 639 309 262 571 292 280 572 Nkanu East 298 288 586 281 235 516 237 247 484 Nkanu West 543 592 1,135 515 505 1,020 482 513 995 Nsukka 1,548 1,612 3,160 1,535 1,671 3,206 1,534 1,657 3,191 Oji River 252 282 534 210 229 439 232 230 462 Udenu 833 943 1,776 838 851 1,689 831 825 1,656 Udi 711 775 1,486 674 671 1,345 617 677 1,294 Uzo-Uwani 184 190 374 187 181 368 190 178 368 TOTAL 15,362 14,346 29,708 13,987 13,310 27,297 14,083 12,965 27,048

Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 LGEA Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Aninri 173 169 342 156 154 310 129 148 277 Awgu 299 266 565 296 220 516 225 187 412 Enugu East 3,706 2,618 6,324 4,022 2,353 6,375 1,465 1,433 2,898 Enugu North 1,249 1,252 2,501 1,084 1,051 2,135 506 499 1,005 Enugu South 1,336 1,408 2,744 1,270 1,235 2,505 870 819 1,689 Ezeagu 138 135 273 146 117 263 91 72 163 Igbo-Etiti 518 488 1,006 474 442 916 360 358 718 Igbo-Eze North 1,021 1,093 2,114 801 885 1,686 779 714 1,493 Igbo-Eze South 936 533 1,469 536 530 1,066 467 477 944 Isi-Uzo 376 276 652 208 255 463 183 211 394 Nkanu East 170 194 364 156 161 317 130 124 254 Nkanu West 488 487 975 402 379 781 280 259 539 Nsukka 1,530 1,665 3,195 1,332 1,501 2,833 856 932 1,788 Oji River 193 213 406 193 197 390 135 140 275 Udenu 815 801 1,616 729 789 1,518 555 568 1,123 Udi 583 601 1,184 481 497 978 374 332 706 Uzo-Uwani 180 131 311 121 105 226 64 77 141 TOTAL 13,711 12,330 26,041 12,407 10,871 23,278 7,469 7,350 14,819

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Table 3.7 Public and private primary school enrolment by sex and LGEA Public Private

Number Pupils Girls % Girls Number Pupils Girls % Girls of of LGEA Schools Schools Aninri 67 11,507 5,532 48 37 2,189 1,119 51 Awgu 72 9,880 4,669 47 60 3,615 1,684 47 Enugu East 65 14,085 7,279 52 239 36,130 15,204 42 Enugu North 55 13,341 6,849 51 126 14,484 7,177 50 Enugu South 43 9,497 4,950 52 109 15,845 7,899 50 Ezeagu 84 8,459 3,974 47 33 1,783 843 47 Igbo-Etiti 60 9,978 5,030 50 61 5,799 2,841 49 Igbo-Eze North 117 19,183 9,437 49 114 12,206 6,075 50 Igbo-Eze South 44 7,437 3,611 49 59 6,845 3,214 47 Isi-Uzo 80 12,665 6,455 51 31 3,291 1,611 49 Nkanu East 70 10,087 4,822 48 41 2,521 1,249 50 Nkanu West 54 6,832 3,238 47 79 5,445 2,735 50 Nsukka 117 18,959 9,336 49 162 17,373 9,038 52 Oji River 69 6,997 3,319 47 29 2,506 1,291 52 Udenu 72 9,201 4,581 50 76 9,378 4,777 51 Udi 91 11,046 5,199 47 88 6,993 3,553 51 Uzo-Uwani 62 8,341 4,014 48 38 1,788 862 48

TOTAL 1,222 187,495 92,295 49 1,382 148,191 71,172 48

Figure 3.7 Indicate % of Public and Private Primary Schools gross enrolment

The chart above shows gross enrolment percentage of 56 for public primary and 44 for private schools.

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Table 3.8 Total primary schools enrolment by sex and LGEA (Public & Private) LGEA Total Aged 6 - 11 Pupils Girls % Girls Pupils Girls % Girls Aninri 13,696 6,651 49 12,092 5,845 48 Awgu 13,495 6,353 47 12,447 5,877 47 Enugu East 50,215 22,483 45 46,463 20,633 44 Enugu North 27,825 14,026 50 23,655 11,964 51 Enugu South 25,342 12,849 51 23,339 11,841 51 Ezeagu 10,242 4,817 47 9,678 4,555 47 Igbo-Etiti 15,777 7,871 50 15,196 7,591 50 Igbo-Eze North 31,389 15,512 49 28,776 14,262 50 Igbo-Eze South 14,282 6,825 48 12,728 6,064 48 Isi-Uzo 15,956 8,066 51 14,293 7,235 51 Nkanu East 12,608 6,071 48 11,600 5,575 48 Nkanu West 12,277 5,973 49 11,016 5,372 49 Nsukka 36,332 18,374 51 31,788 16,035 50 Oji River 9,503 4,610 49 8,441 4,110 49 Udenu 18,579 9,358 50 16,915 8,518 50 Udi 18,039 8,752 49 16,758 8,167 49 Uzo-Uwani 10,129 4,876 48 9,506 4,586 48 TOTAL 335,686 163,467 49 304,691 148,230 48

Figure 3.8 Enrolment of aged 6-11 and the total enrolment rate

The chart above shows school aged children (6-11years) and the total children in schools.

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ENROLMENT IN PUBLIC JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL BY CLASS AND LGA

Table 3.9 Enrolment in public junior secondary schools by class, sex and LGEA JS1 JS2 JS3 LGEA Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Aninri 607 662 1,269 523 671 1,194 784 575 607 Awgu 695 912 1,607 687 824 1,511 912 595 695 Enugu East 1,170 1,845 3,015 1,230 1,754 2,984 1,592 1,139 1,170 Enugu North 1,750 2,095 3,845 1,706 1,958 3,664 1,815 1,624 1,750 Enugu South 1,210 1,933 3,143 937 1,660 2,597 1,521 1,240 1,210 Ezeagu 520 594 1,114 522 609 1,131 592 490 520 Igbo-Etiti 763 654 1,417 703 706 1,409 709 680 763 Igbo-Eze North 1,083 1,231 2,314 1,055 1,359 2,414 1,401 1,016 1,083 Igbo-Eze South 412 461 873 423 498 921 516 412 412 Isi-Uzo 513 626 1,139 460 554 1,014 565 459 513 Nkanu East 523 612 1,135 492 571 1,063 536 450 523 Nkanu West 493 701 1,194 570 737 1,307 592 431 493 Nsukka 2,180 2,046 4,226 2,191 2,103 4,294 1,957 2,025 2,180 Oji River 467 396 863 415 445 860 458 375 467 Udenu 755 922 1,677 662 915 1,577 949 576 755 Udi 959 951 1,910 904 975 1,879 1,027 870 959 Uzo-Uwani 396 447 843 375 376 751 467 432 396 TOTAL 14,496 17,088 31,584 13,855 16,715 30,570 16,393 13,389 14,496

Table 3.9A SUMMARY OF PUBLIC JUNIOR SECONDARY ENROLMENT BY SEX AND LGA LGEA BOYS GIRLS TOTAL Aninri 1,914 1,908 3,822 Awgu 2,294 2,331 4,625 Enugu East 3,992 4,738 8,730 Enugu North 5,271 5,677 10,948 Enugu South 3,668 4,833 8,501 Ezeagu 1,634 1,693 3,327 Igbo-Etiti 2,175 2,040 4,215 Igbo-Eze North 3,539 3,606 7,145 Igbo-Eze South 1,351 1,371 2,722 Isi-Uzo 1,538 1,639 3,177 Nkanu East 1,551 1,633 3,184 Nkanu West 1,655 1,869 3,524 Nsukka 6,328 6,174 12,502 Oji River 1,340 1,216 2,556 Udenu 2,366 2,413 4,779 Udi 2,890 2,796 5,686 Uzo-Uwani 1,238 1,255 2,493 TOTAL 44,744 47,192 91,936

Table 3.9 Shows enrolment by gender in public junior secondary schools

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Figure 3.9 shows Nsukka with the highest number Junior Secondary schools (32) and also the highest number of enrolment for boys and girls.

Table 3.10 Enrolment in private junior secondary schools by class, sex and LGEA JS1 JS2 JS3 LGEA Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Aninri 160 188 348 165 229 394 182 205 387 Awgu 204 116 320 154 103 257 128 120 248 Enugu East 1,295 1,635 2,930 1,180 1,752 2,932 1,485 2,947 4,432 Enugu North 366 515 881 334 587 921 364 510 874 Enugu South 1,002 943 1,945 1,104 1,057 2,161 1,124 1,030 2,154 Ezeagu 165 135 300 165 180 345 124 114 238 Igbo-Etiti 331 354 685 403 369 772 360 359 719 Igbo-Eze North 551 684 1,235 569 706 1,275 437 558 995 Igbo-Eze South 494 554 1,048 440 470 910 390 506 896 Isi-Uzo 256 269 525 263 331 594 301 354 655 Nkanu East 90 278 368 199 145 344 228 259 487 Nkanu West 521 513 1,034 469 475 944 425 462 887 Nsukka 734 1082 1,816 740 1071 1,811 660 948 1,608 Oji River 143 146 289 163 146 309 166 169 335 Udenu 660 559 1,219 619 559 1,178 538 537 1,075 Udi 496 254 750 335 244 579 323 192 515 Uzo-Uwani 182 199 381 153 179 332 148 144 292 TOTAL 7,650 8,424 16,074 7,455 8,603 16,058 7,383 9,414 16,797

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Table 3.11 Public and private junior secondary school enrolment by sex and LGEA LGEA Public Private Number of Pupils Girls % Number of Pupils Girls % Girls Schools Girls Schools Aninri 17 3,822 1908 50 12 1,129 622 55 Awgu 29 4,625 2331 50 7 825 339 41 Enugu East 11 8,730 4738 54 43 10,294 6,334 62 Enugu North 11 10,948 5677 52 22 2,676 1,612 60 Enugu South 15 8,501 4833 57 25 6,260 3,030 48 Ezeagu 29 3,327 1693 51 10 883 429 49 Igbo-Etiti 17 4,215 2040 48 18 2,176 1,082 50 Igbo-Eze North 21 7,145 3606 50 28 3,505 1,948 56 Igbo-Eze South 10 2,722 1371 50 16 2,854 1,530 54 Isi-Uzo 12 3,177 1639 52 10 1,774 954 54 Nkanu East 19 3,184 1633 51 7 1,199 682 57 Nkanu West 15 3,524 1869 53 19 2,865 1,450 51 Nsukka 32 12,502 6174 49 32 5,235 3,101 59 Oji River 13 2,556 1216 48 5 933 461 49 Udenu 19 4,779 2413 50 22 3,472 1,655 48 Udi 28 5,686 2796 49 17 1,844 690 37 Uzo-Uwani 16 2,493 1255 50 15 1,005 522 52 TOTAL 314 91,936 47,192 51 308 48,929 26,441 54

Fig 3.11 Chart showing public and private JSS enrolment

Chart shows that 65% of the total enrolment in JSS is in public schools.

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Table 3.12 Junior secondary school enrolment by sex and LGEA (Public & Private) LGEA Total Aged 12 -14

Pupils Girls % Girls Total Girls % Girls Aninri 4,951 2,530 51 3,493 1,917 55 Awgu 5,450 2,670 49 4,032 2,225 55 Enugu East 19,024 11,072 58 14,215 8,200 58 Enugu North 13,624 7,289 54 10,751 5,754 54 Enugu South 14,761 7,863 53 11,513 6,004 52 Ezeagu 4,210 2,122 50 3,125 1,654 53 Igbo-Etiti 6,391 3,122 49 4,653 2,220 48 Igbo-Eze North 10,650 5,554 52 7,587 4,132 54 Igbo-Eze South 5,576 2,901 52 4,007 2,169 54 Isi-Uzo 4,951 2,593 52 3,534 1,880 53 Nkanu East 4,383 2,315 53 2,915 1,524 52 Nkanu West 6,389 3,319 52 4,623 2,500 54 Nsukka 17,737 9,275 52 13,477 6,849 51 Oji River 3,489 1,677 48 2,766 1,392 50 Udenu 8,251 4,068 49 5,980 2,906 49 Udi 7,530 3,486 46 5,636 2,706 48 Uzo-Uwani 3,498 1,777 51 2,504 1,285 51 TOTAL 140,865 73,633 52 104,811 55,317 53

Figure 3.12 : Percentatge of children age 12-14 enrolled in JSS.

The total number of pupils enrolled in Junior Secondary Schools is 140, 865 of which 43% is of school-age.

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Table 3.13 Enrolment in public senior secondary schools by class, sex and LGEA LGEA SS1 SS2 SS3 Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Aninri 443 603 1,046 419 583 1,002 556 643 1,199 Awgu 666 889 1,555 654 893 1,547 957 1,213 2,170 Enugu East 568 1,867 2,435 670 1,220 1,890 339 431 770 Enugu North 1,966 1,540 3,506 1,655 1,402 3,057 799 668 1,467 Enugu South 1,080 1,466 2,546 1,023 1,256 2,279 941 1,017 1,958 Ezeagu 465 537 1,002 481 567 1,048 1,060 1,138 2,198 Igbo-Etiti 1,005 791 1,796 665 763 1,428 756 796 1,552 Igbo-Eze North 1,006 1,372 2,378 1,010 1,419 2,429 1,319 2,033 3,352 Igbo-Eze South 463 537 1,000 490 511 1,001 521 540 1,061 Isi-Uzo 460 612 1,072 385 460 845 398 495 893 Nkanu East 404 532 936 332 547 879 618 861 1,479 Nkanu West 439 675 1,114 381 642 1,023 351 677 1,028 Nsukka 2,037 2,074 4,111 2,123 1,983 4,106 1,367 1,489 2,856 Oji River 325 399 724 333 357 690 333 335 668 Udenu 614 1,020 1,634 661 1,039 1,700 768 1,044 1,812 Udi 761 1,083 1,844 922 1,133 2,055 1,302 1,479 2,781 Uzo-Uwani 348 398 746 376 420 796 519 456 975 TOTAL 13,050 16,395 29,445 12,580 15,195 27,775 12,904 15,315 28,219

Table 3.13A SUMMARY OF PUBLIC SENIOR SECONDARY ENROLMENT BY SEX AND LGA LGEA BOYS GIRLS TOTAL Aninri 1,418 1,829 3,247 Awgu 2,277 2,995 5,272 Enugu East 1,577 3,518 5,095 Enugu North 4,420 3,610 8,030 Enugu South 3,044 3,739 6,783 Ezeagu 2,006 2,242 4,248 Igbo-Etiti 2,426 2,350 4,776 Igbo-Eze North 3,335 4,824 8,159 Igbo-Eze South 1,474 1,588 3,062 Isi-Uzo 1,243 1,567 2,810 Nkanu East 1,354 1,940 3,294 Nkanu West 1,171 1,994 3,165 Nsukka 5,527 5,546 11,073 Oji River 991 1,091 2,082 Udenu 2,043 3,103 5,146 Udi 2,985 3,695 6,680 Uzo-Uwani 1,243 1,274 2,517 TOTAL 38,534 46,905 85,439

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Table 3.14 Enrolment in private senior secondary schools by class, sex and LGEA SS1 SS2 SS3 LGEA Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Aninri 84 171 255 167 196 363 191 211 402 Awgu 117 132 249 158 217 375 145 227 372 Enugu East 977 2,029 3,006 1,785 2,072 3,857 1,970 2,340 4,310 Enugu North 49 497 546 310 479 789 321 565 886 Enugu South 1,079 1,345 2,424 1,415 1,432 2,847 1,451 1,475 2,926 Ezeagu 124 139 263 126 143 269 158 178 336 Igbo-Etiti 363 443 806 489 541 1,030 508 599 1,107 Igbo-Eze North 223 439 662 298 484 782 314 322 636 Igbo-Eze South 260 307 567 274 402 676 120 223 343 Isi-Uzo 278 377 655 267 297 564 244 335 579 Nkanu East 210 359 569 278 369 647 242 354 596 Nkanu West 418 752 1170 584 657 1,241 600 798 1,398 Nsukka 401 822 1223 655 848 1,503 746 903 1,649 Oji River 126 135 261 150 123 273 172 174 346 Udenu 595 681 1276 739 696 1,435 619 674 1,293 Udi 241 180 421 219 184 403 177 200 377 Uzo-Uwani 74 160 234 155 161 316 150 175 325 TOTAL 5,619 8,968 14587 8,069 9,301 17,370 8,128 9,753 17,881

Table 3.15 Public and private senior secondary school enrolment by sex and LGEA LGEA Public Private

Schools Pupils Girls % Girls Schools Pupils Girls % Girls Aninri 17 3,247 1,829 56 6 1,020 578 57 Awgu 29 5,272 2,995 57 6 996 576 58 Enugu East 11 5,095 3,518 69 30 11,173 6,441 58 Enugu North 11 8,030 3,610 45 16 2,221 1,541 69 Enugu South 15 6,783 3,739 55 21 8,197 4,252 52 Ezeagu 29 4,248 2,242 53 6 868 460 53 Igbo-Etiti 17 4,776 2,350 49 15 2,943 1,583 54 Igbo-Eze North 21 8,159 4,824 59 12 2,080 1,245 60 Igbo-Eze South 10 3,062 1,588 52 12 1,586 932 59 Isi-Uzo 12 2,810 1,567 56 4 1,798 1,009 56 Nkanu East 19 3,294 1,940 59 3 1,812 1,082 60 Nkanu West 15 3,165 1,994 63 13 3,809 2,207 58 Nsukka 32 11,073 5,546 50 14 4,375 2,573 59 Oji River 13 2,082 1,091 52 2 880 432 49 Udenu 19 5,146 3,103 60 17 4,004 2,051 51 Udi 28 6,680 3,695 55 10 1,201 564 47 Uzo-Uwani 16 2,517 1,274 51 14 875 496 57 TOTAL 314 85,439 46,905 55 201 49,838 28,022 56

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Fig 3.15 Chart showing enrolment in public and private SSS

The chart indicates higher percentage of enrolment in public Senior secondary school.

Table 3.16 Senior Secondary School enrolment by sex and LGA (Public & Private) Total Aged 15-17 LGEA Pupils Girls % girls Total Girls % Girls Aninri 4,267 2,407 56 2,873 1,633 57 Awgu 6,268 3,571 57 4,908 2,944 60 Enugu East 16,268 9,959 61 13,479 7,919 59 Enugu North 10,251 5,151 50 7,536 4,021 53 Enugu South 14,980 7,991 53 12,238 6,185 51 Ezeagu 5,116 2,702 53 3,271 1,767 54 Igbo-Etiti 7,719 3,933 51 5,959 3,209 54 Igbo-Eze North 10,239 6,069 59 8,047 4,729 59 Igbo-Eze South 4,648 2,520 54 3,394 1,779 52 Isi-Uzo 4,608 2,576 56 3,406 1,893 56 Nkanu East 5,106 3,022 59 3,722 2,155 58 Nkanu West 6,974 4,201 60 4,908 2,897 59 Nsukka 15,448 8,119 53 12,234 6,323 52 Oji River 2,962 1,523 51 2,477 1,260 51 Udenu 9,150 5,154 56 6,467 3,486 54 Udi 7,881 4,259 54 5,402 2,933 54 Uzo-Uwani 3,392 1,770 52 2,221 1,204 54 TOTAL 135,277 74,927 55 102,542 56,337 55 Figure 3.16: Percentage of senior secondary school enrolment in Public & Private

Table 3.17 Enrolment of special need children in public primary schools in all LGAs Class Class Class Class Class Class Type of disability 1 2 3 4 5 6 Total Blind / visually impaired 40 37 32 23 20 26 178 Physically challenged 50 46 54 35 23 37 245 Hearing / speech impaired 83 61 83 56 45 45 373 Mentallly challenged 83 91 70 53 33 35 365 TOTAL 256 235 239 167 121 143 1,161

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Figure 3.18 b. Shows the % of physically challenged pupils enrolled as against the% of total number of pupils enrolled in public primary schools

Table 3.18 Enrolment of special need children in junior and senior secondary schools by LGEA Type of disability JSS 1 JSS 2 JSS 3 SSS 1 SSS 2 SSS 3 Blind / visually impaired 8 8 10 4 5 33 Physically challenged 21 25 26 21 18 17 Hearing / speech impaired 9 5 4 1 5 2 Mentallly challenged 6 5 8 6 8 2 TOTAL 44 43 48 32 36 54

Table 3.19 Repeater in Public primary schools by class, sex and LGEA Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 LGEA Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Aninri 24 24 6 6 11 8 3 3 7 7 2 2 Awgu 15 9 12 10 14 2 12 8 6 20 4 1 Enugu East 43 24 53 27 48 28 40 27 27 26 20 10 Enugu North 67 51 48 46 76 59 62 49 45 30 4 5 Enugu South 44 21 15 16 32 27 21 29 25 38 13 14 Ezeagu 37 25 22 21 21 19 18 11 20 14 5 5 Igbo-Etiti 13 27 25 25 13 8 15 15 6 11 2 9 Igbo-Eze North 51 45 25 32 20 23 17 19 29 8 15 14 Igbo-Eze South 27 34 8 11 12 5 16 12 11 18 5 1 Isi-Uzo 67 57 40 49 15 19 16 23 15 15 4 4 Nkanu East 33 39 21 27 22 22 26 30 18 10 2 1 Nkanu West 19 16 3 20 15 15 8 4 4 2 5 5 Nsukka 53 47 64 42 50 82 46 41 43 47 29 21 Oji River 34 24 18 20 30 18 29 17 10 4 4 2 Udenu 21 21 13 12 12 8 14 3 9 8 2 3 Udi 19 10 9 8 9 3 3 0 6 2 1 1 Uzo-Uwani 36 39 21 21 8 3 7 6 7 11 5 7 TOTAL 603 513 403 393 408 349 353 297 288 271 122 105

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Table 3.20 Repeater in Private primary schools by class, sex and LGEA Repeater in Private primary schools by class, sex and LGEA

Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 LGEA Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Aninri 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 Awgu 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Enugu East 5 12 6 10 7 7 8 7 5 5 0 0 Enugu North 0 0 3 4 2 7 2 0 0 3 1 0 Enugu South 11 5 6 9 12 2 10 6 8 8 20 13 Ezeagu 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Igbo-Etiti 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Igbo-Eze North 14 13 4 4 6 8 7 7 12 10 5 4 Igbo-Eze South 5 5 6 8 9 17 6 6 6 7 19 20 Isi-Uzo 7 4 4 4 6 6 6 9 1 1 0 1 Nkanu East 9 3 4 2 4 2 4 2 3 3 3 0 Nkanu West 7 7 8 10 5 2 8 4 3 4 1 0 Nsukka 13 11 24 13 6 9 8 11 6 7 12 21 Oji River 3 2 5 0 3 2 2 3 1 0 0 0 Udenu 13 7 11 6 13 10 11 8 9 7 2 2 Udi 10 7 1 1 1 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 Uzo-Uwani 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 102 77 85 72 75 76 73 63 56 55 63 61

Table 3.21 Repeater in public secondary schools by class, sex and LGEA JSS 1 JSS 2 JSS 3 SSS 1 SSS 2 SSS 3 LGEA Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Aninri 0 0 0 2 2 2 0 3 2 8 0 0 Awgu 0 0 0 7 0 9 2 3 0 1 0 0 Enugu East 0 6 5 1 0 0 0 3 0 6 0 0 Enugu North 10 105 35 52 0 44 4 39 3 18 0 15 Enugu South 3 18 4 13 5 5 5 17 3 9 2 2 Ezeagu 3 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 10 15 Igbo-Etiti 2 0 3 3 1 1 2 2 2 1 26 31 Igbo-Eze North 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Igbo-Eze South 23 4 44 5 11 1 6 4 8 0 5 10 Isi-Uzo 0 0 6 4 1 2 1 1 2 1 4 6 Nkanu East 3 7 8 7 0 0 4 4 5 4 0 0 Nkanu West 2 2 6 12 0 4 8 6 1 1 0 0 Nsukka 27 52 55 59 20 25 35 29 24 23 68 27 Oji River 3 0 3 0 2 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 Udenu 0 8 0 2 1 2 10 14 25 20 75 43 Udi 1 4 7 4 5 2 0 0 3 6 23 44 Uzo-Uwani 0 1 6 12 4 2 2 2 3 6 0 1 TOTAL 77 210 183 183 55 100 83 127 82 104 213 194

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Table 3.22 Repeaters in private secondary schools by class, sex and LGEA JSS 1 JSS 2 JSS 3 SSS 1 SSS 2 SSS 3 LGEA Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Aninri 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Awgu 3 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 25 15 Enugu East 26 34 17 26 22 26 33 40 14 28 30 66 Enugu North 0 0 0 3 2 1 1 4 2 1 0 0 Enugu South 146 7 17 17 4 6 3 1 8 5 12 12 Ezeagu 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 Igbo-Etiti 2 4 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Igbo-Eze North 8 5 5 11 2 7 4 5 1 0 4 5 Igbo-Eze South 3 0 9 7 2 4 3 5 3 4 3 4 Isi-Uzo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 20 20 Nkanu East 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 Nkanu West 3 5 5 8 5 9 6 8 8 2 2 3 Nsukka 6 7 5 5 2 4 2 2 4 4 0 1 Oji River 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Udenu 6 5 9 10 18 21 7 8 8 13 10 20 Udi 25 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Uzo-Uwani 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 231 73 69 91 58 79 63 73 48 67 112 150

Table 3.23 PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL DROP OUTS BY CLASS, SEX AND LGA Class Class Class Class Class Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 LGA Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Aninri 42 49 48 48 35 34 22 26 21 12 21 21 Awgu 35 27 31 32 36 26 39 44 47 42 27 26 Enugu East 39 39 32 35 41 75 35 47 36 35 40 48 Enugu North 36 54 65 76 64 81 72 79 54 76 44 40 Enugu South 13 20 32 34 24 33 31 45 37 48 16 24 Ezeagu 36 29 23 26 21 22 26 26 17 17 11 8 Igbo-Etiti 40 39 26 41 29 33 22 34 20 28 8 8 Igbo-Eze North 80 85 68 55 60 55 74 72 41 56 49 48 Igbo-Eze South 11 6 14 8 15 13 14 15 8 11 5 4 Isi-Uzo 37 41 34 47 27 17 32 17 25 31 18 19 Nkanu East 22 25 13 15 28 21 25 20 16 22 14 15 Nkanu West 24 16 16 16 28 17 21 19 17 11 18 20 Nsukka 38 42 28 22 31 26 20 16 26 12 12 8 Oji-River 20 19 21 22 22 28 29 28 25 15 19 16 Udenu 20 32 21 29 15 26 18 17 17 22 15 9 Udi 34 41 26 34 43 53 42 31 22 21 19 25 Uzo-Uwani 26 25 32 26 25 23 47 30 24 27 18 27 Total 553 589 530 566 544 583 569 566 453 486 354 366

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Table 3.24 PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL DROP OUT (BOYS ONLY) Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 TOTAL LGA Male Male Male Male Male Male MALE Aninri 42 48 35 22 21 21 189 Awgu 35 31 36 39 47 27 215 Enugu East 39 32 41 35 36 40 223 Enugu North 36 65 64 72 54 44 335 Enugu South 13 32 24 31 37 16 153 Ezeagu 36 23 21 26 17 11 134 Igbo-Etiti 40 26 29 22 20 8 145 Igbo-Eze North 80 68 60 74 41 49 372 Igbo-Eze South 11 14 15 14 8 5 67 Isi-Uzo 37 34 27 32 25 18 173 Nkanu East 22 13 28 25 16 14 118 Nkanu West 24 16 28 21 17 18 124 Nsukka 38 28 31 20 26 12 155 Oji-River 20 21 22 29 25 19 136 Udenu 20 21 15 18 17 15 106 Udi 34 26 43 42 22 19 186 Uzo-Uwani 26 32 25 47 24 18 172 Total 553 530 544 569 453 354 3,003

Table 3.25 PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL DROPOUTS (GIRLS ONLY) Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Total LGA Female Female Female Female Female Female Female Aninri 49 48 34 26 12 21 190 Awgu 27 32 26 44 42 26 197 Enugu East 39 35 75 47 35 48 279 Enugu North 54 76 81 79 76 40 406 Enugu South 20 34 33 45 48 24 204 Ezeagu 29 26 22 26 17 8 128 Igbo-Etiti 39 41 33 34 28 8 183 Igbo-Eze North 85 55 55 72 56 48 371 Igbo-Eze South 6 8 13 15 11 4 57 Isi-Uzo 41 47 17 17 31 19 172 Nkanu East 25 15 21 20 22 15 118 Nkanu West 16 16 17 19 11 20 99 Nsukka 42 22 26 16 12 8 126 Oji-River 19 22 28 28 15 16 128 Udenu 32 29 26 17 22 9 135 Udi 41 34 53 31 21 25 205 Uzo-Uwani 25 26 23 30 27 27 158 Total 589 566 583 566 486 366 3,156

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Table 3.26 SUMMARY OF PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL DROP OUT BY CLASS AND LGA LGA Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Total ANINRI 91 97 96 83 69 56 492 Awgu 62 58 63 68 62 65 378 Enugu East 78 71 67 76 116 110 518 Enugu North 90 119 141 140 145 153 788 Enugu South 33 52 66 58 57 64 330 Ezeagu 65 52 49 47 43 48 304 Igbo-Etiti 79 65 67 70 62 55 398 Igbo-Eze North 165 153 123 115 115 129 800 Igbo-Eze South 17 20 22 23 28 27 137 Isi-Uzo 78 75 81 74 44 49 401 Nkanu East 47 38 28 43 49 46 251 Nkanu West 40 32 32 44 45 38 231 Nsukka 80 70 50 53 57 46 356 Oji-River 39 40 43 44 50 57 273 Udenu 52 53 50 44 41 44 284 Udi 75 67 60 77 96 95 470 Uzo-Uwani 51 57 58 51 48 70 335 Total 1,142 1,119 1,096 1,110 1,127 1,152 6,746

Table 3.27 PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL DROP OUT BY CLASS, SEX AND LGA JSS 1 JSS 2 JSS 3 SS 1 SS 2 SS 3 LGA Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Aninri 25 5 29 20 17 25 15 4 23 7 14 3 Awgu 1 9 1 5 3 11 6 3 6 13 2 2 Enugu East 18 38 88 13 18 22 47 27 104 23 216 170 Enugu North 6 5 7 5 2 5 2 4 5 5 172 46 Enugu South 13 19 17 22 13 7 21 21 12 19 23 12 Ezeagu 17 10 23 24 14 14 12 26 12 17 21 14 Igbo-Etiti 0 0 4 3 2 1 1 8 6 5 0 0 Igbo-Eze 0 0 0 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 North Igbo-Eze 2 8 11 4 17 0 41 10 18 8 0 9 South Isi-Uzo 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 10 15 Nkanu East 22 17 29 20 18 21 17 19 24 14 9 13 Nkanu West 6 9 12 22 11 19 29 23 14 7 99 72 Nsukka 8 10 35 114 22 67 42 109 47 153 75 189 Oji-River 2 6 13 37 34 23 20 29 31 20 65 52 Udenu 10 1 39 26 18 10 17 27 33 24 55 108 Udi 8 11 15 16 11 10 12 8 17 14 22 72 Uzo-Uwani 8 15 23 17 10 8 20 22 12 9 28 26 Total 152 165 346 351 212 244 302 340 367 340 811 809

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Table 3.28 Repeaters in private secondary schools by class, sex and LGEA JSS 1 JSS 2 JSS 3 SSS 1 SSS 2 SSS 3 LGEA Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Aninri 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Awgu 3 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 25 15 Enugu East 26 34 17 26 22 26 33 40 14 28 30 66 Enugu North 0 0 0 3 2 1 1 4 2 1 0 0 Enugu South 146 7 17 17 4 6 3 1 8 5 12 12 Ezeagu 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 Igbo-Etiti 2 4 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Igbo-Eze North 8 5 5 11 2 7 4 5 1 0 4 5 Igbo-Eze South 3 0 9 7 2 4 3 5 3 4 3 4 Isi-Uzo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 20 20 Nkanu East 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 Nkanu West 3 5 5 8 5 9 6 8 8 2 2 3 Nsukka 6 7 5 5 2 4 2 2 4 4 0 1 Oji River 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Udenu 6 5 9 10 18 21 7 8 8 13 10 20 Udi 25 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Uzo-Uwani 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 231 73 69 91 58 79 63 73 48 67 112 150

Table 3.29 PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS WITH PRE-PRIMARY Total % with Pre- LGA schools With Pre-Primary Pry Aninri 67 67 100.0% Awgu 72 72 100.0% Enugu East 65 65 100.0% Enugu North 55 55 100.0% Enugu South 43 43 100.0% Ezeagu 84 84 100.0% Igbo-Etiti 60 60 100.0% Igbo-Eze North 117 117 100.0% Igbo-Eze South 44 44 100.0% Isi-Uzo 80 80 100.0% Nkanu East 70 70 100.0% Nkanu West 54 54 100.0% Nsukka 117 117 100.0% Oji-River 69 69 100.0% Udenu 72 72 100.0% Udi 91 91 100.0% Uzo-Uwani 63 62 98.4% Grand Total 1,223 1,222 99.9%

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Chapter Four Teachers

4.0 Introduction The Total number of teachers in Pre-Primary and Primary schools are 12,567, with 11,983 for primary schools only. The Junior and Senior Secondary Schools teachers are 13,976 as against 12,347 in 2012/2013. There are 13,854 teachers in Pre- Primary and Primary as recorded in 2012/13 . This means there is 10% drop in the number of teachers for primary schools in the State between the last and the present ASCs. Meanwhile there is 11% increase in the number of secondary school teachers in 2013/14.

Table 4.1 Number of public pre-primary teachers by sex and LGEA All teachers Public Qualified teachers Male Female Total % Total % % LGEA Female Qualified Female Aninri 2 11 13 85 13 100 85 Awgu 7 58 65 89 42 65 88 Enugu East 1 19 20 95 20 100 95 Enugu North 0 39 39 100 29 74 100 Enugu South 0 22 22 100 21 95 100 Ezeagu 6 38 44 86 27 61 89 Igbo-Etiti 3 23 26 88 16 62 88 Igbo-Eze North 5 29 34 85 33 97 85 Igbo-Eze South 9 37 46 80 42 91 88 Isi-Uzo 6 18 24 75 20 83 85 Nkanu East 5 34 39 87 37 95 89 Nkanu West 0 28 28 100 26 93 100 Nsukka 0 40 40 100 39 98 100 Oji River 4 59 63 94 43 68 95 Udenu 2 11 13 85 13 100 85 Udi 0 48 48 100 23 48 100 Uzo-Uwani 5 15 20 75 14 70 79 TOTAL 55 529 584 91 458 78 92

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Table 4.2 Number of public primary teachers by sex and LGEA All teachers Public Qualified teachers Male Female Total % Total % % LGEA Female Qualified Female Aninri 139 389 528 74 517 98 73 Awgu 83 510 593 86 555 94 81 Enugu East 89 817 906 90 861 95 86 Enugu North 31 755 786 96 689 88 84 Enugu South 32 717 749 96 742 99 95 Ezeagu 134 398 532 75 497 93 71 Igbo-Etiti 234 309 543 57 536 99 56 Igbo-Eze North 330 505 835 60 824 99 60 Igbo-Eze South 149 310 459 68 443 97 65 Isi-Uzo 206 194 400 49 325 81 38 Nkanu East 129 525 654 80 640 98 79 Nkanu West 67 342 409 84 393 96 81 Nsukka 303 750 1,053 71 1,021 97 70 Oji River 43 438 481 91 450 94 85 Udenu 206 369 575 64 570 99 64 Udi 77 715 792 90 752 95 86 Uzo-Uwani 244 267 511 52 482 94 50 TOTAL 2,496 8,310 10,806 77 10,297 95 74

Table 4.3 Pupil teacher ratio by LGEA, public primary schools

LGEA All teachers Qualified teachers Aninri 22 22 Awgu 17 18 Enugu East 16 16 Enugu North 17 19 Enugu South 13 13 Ezeagu 16 17 Igbo-Etiti 18 19 Igbo-Eze North 23 23 Igbo-Eze South 16 17 Isi-Uzo 32 39 Nkanu East 15 16 Nkanu West 17 17 Nsukka 18 19 Oji River 15 16 Udenu 16 16 Udi 14 15 Uzo-Uwani 16 17 TOTAL 17 18

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Table 4.4 Number of public secondary teachers by sex and LGEA All teachers Public Qualified teachers Male Female Total % Total % % LGEA Female Qualified Female Aninri 113 119 232 51 193 83 54 Awgu 202 357 559 64 466 83 69 Enugu East 179 924 1,103 84 916 83 86 Enugu North 259 920 1,179 78 989 84 82 Enugu South 130 635 765 83 730 95 84 Ezeagu 180 434 614 71 589 96 72 Igbo-Etiti 314 352 666 53 606 91 55 Igbo-Eze North 328 531 859 62 740 86 67 Igbo-Eze South 152 386 538 72 447 83 75 Isi-Uzo 153 130 283 46 266 94 48 Nkanu East 120 156 276 57 259 94 58 Nkanu West 106 275 381 72 322 85 73 Nsukka 629 1,308 1,937 68 1,720 89 70 Oji River 71 273 344 79 312 91 84 Udenu 276 527 803 66 693 86 72 Udi 303 675 978 69 907 93 70 Uzo-Uwani 233 123 356 35 275 77 37 TOTAL 3,748 8,125 11,873 68 10,430 88 71

Table 4.5 Pupil teacher ratio by LGEA, public secondary schools

LGEA All teachers Qualified teachers Aninri 30 37 Awgu 18 21 Enugu East 13 15 Enugu North 16 19 Enugu South 20 21 Ezeagu 12 13 Igbo-Etiti 14 15 Igbo-Eze North 18 21 Igbo-Eze South 11 13 Isi-Uzo 21 23 Nkanu East 23 25 Nkanu West 18 21 Nsukka 12 14 Oji River 13 15 Udenu 12 14 Udi 13 14 Uzo-Uwani 14 18 TOTAL 15 17

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Table 4.6 Percentage of long-term absent teachers, public schools

Percentage of Primary Secondary long-term absent teachers on: %Urban %Rural %Urban %Rural Present 98.68 98.11 99.50 98.76 Maternity Leave 0.33 0.44 0.27 0.64 Sick Leave 0.40 0.37 0.07 0.20 Training 0.38 0.61 0.05 0.16 Unauthorised 0.20 0.47 0.10 0.25 TOTAL 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0

Table 4.7 Percentage of teachers by highest level of education attained

Percentage of teachers by highest Primary Secondary level of education attained: %Urban %Rural %Urban %Rural Below SSCE 1.2 2.5 0.3 1.6 SSCE / WASC 1.0 3.4 0.3 1.4 OND / Diploma 53.2 68.9 28.7 46.8 Degree / HND / Graduate 42.7 24.4 68.1 48.6 PhD/Masters Degree 2.0 0.9 2.6 1.7 TOTAL 100 100 100 100

Table 4.8 Percentage of teachers by source of salary Percentage of teachers by highest level of Primary Secondary education attained: %Urban %Rural %Urban %Rural Federal Government: FTS 1.9 1.8 0.6 1.8 State Government – on the school’s payroll 91.4 82.1 80.8 86.1 State Government – on another school’s payroll 0.7 1.6 0.2 1.8 Other, for example PTA or community 0.6 5.8 9.5 1.3 No salary, for example volunteer or NYSC 5.5 8.6 8.9 8.9 TOTAL 100 100 100 100

Table 4.9 Proportion of teachers who attended training workshop / seminar in last 12 months Primary Secondary Proportion of teachers who attended training workshop / seminar in last 12 months %Urban %Rural %Urban %Rural Total 50.0 30.9 23.5 9.6

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Table 4.10 Number of private school teachers by LGEA , all levels All teachers Qualified teachers LGEA Total Female Total Female Aninri 351 186 150 70 Awgu 522 419 207 154 Enugu East 4,261 3,397 3,258 2,544 Enugu North 2,272 1,871 1,892 1,544 Enugu South 2,747 2,194 2,056 1,642 Ezeagu 304 232 185 127 Igbo-Etiti 582 365 374 212 Igbo-Eze North 1,117 860 706 532 Igbo-Eze South 822 620 544 439 Isi-Uzo 444 252 367 194 Nkanu East 334 254 147 98 Nkanu West 1,003 687 531 312 Nsukka 1,950 1,473 1,336 1,031 Oji River 335 236 204 127 Udenu 1,000 761 763 595 Udi 939 752 594 459 Uzo-Uwani 288 165 159 78 TOTAL 19,271 14,724 13,473 10,158

Table 4.11 Pupil teacher ratio in private schools, all level LGEA All teachers Qualified teachers Aninri 21 50 Awgu 22 55 Enugu East 23 30 Enugu North 18 22 Enugu South 19 26 Ezeagu 21 35 Igbo-Etiti 27 41 Igbo-Eze North 24 38 Igbo-Eze South 40 60 Isi-Uzo 25 30 Nkanu East 27 60 Nkanu West 19 36 Nsukka 22 33 Oji River 23 38 Udenu 26 34 Udi 23 37 Uzo-Uwani 22 39 TOTAL 23 33

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Chapter Five School Facilities

5.0 Introduction Facilities here refer to Classrooms, Toilets, Blackboards and Water. For the 2013/2014 school census a total of 7,015 classrooms were recorded in public primary schools. Out of this number 56% is usable. For the public secondary schools a total of 4,167 classrooms were recorded out of which 57% is usable. Pupil-Classroom-Ratio for primary is 66 while that of secondary is 75. At the primary level, 37.7% of the total classroom need major repairs, 80% does not have adequate seating, 68.1% has no good blackboard, 22% of the classes are held outside and 74.8% has no good health facility or first aid. At the secondary level, 20.5% of the classrooms are in need of major repairs, 80% has no adequate seating, 68.1% has no good blackboard, 22% of the classes are held outside and 50% has no good health facility or first aid. For water situation at the primary level, only 3% of the total number of schools has access to pipe-borne water, 5.2% has access to borehole, 1% has access to well, 3.4% has other sources of water supply and 87.4% has no access to water. At the secondary level, 4.2% has access to pipe-borne water, 3.8% has access to borehole, 3.2% has access to well, 5.4% has other sources of water while 83.3% has no access to water. For toilet situation at the primary level 64.6% of the schools has no toilet at all whereas 35.4% has at least one toilet. Pupil-Toilet-Ratio at the primary level is 152 pupils to 1 toilet. At the secondary level, 51.6% of the total number of schools has no toilet at all whereas 48.4% has at least one toilet. Pupil-Toilet-Ratio in the public secondary school is 155 students to 1 toilet. The tables below show details of each indicator by LGAs and summaries at the state levels. Table 5.1 Number of classrooms by school type and LGEA, public schools Primary Primary % Secondary Secondary % usable LGEA usable Aninri 307 49 174 59 Awgu 384 70 287 45 Enugu East 447 36 239 66 Enugu North 499 44 294 44 Enugu South 375 54 301 74 Ezeagu 485 59 249 49 Igbo-Etiti 287 63 248 51 Igbo-Eze North 512 60 317 71 Igbo-Eze South 309 70 120 53 Isi-Uzo 389 53 129 67 Nkanu East 331 55 137 42 Nkanu West 401 57 191 44 Nsukka 639 50 633 73 Oji River 369 51 131 41 Udenu 424 59 259 63 Udi 609 59 328 41 Uzo-Uwani 248 75 130 45 TOTAL 7,015 56 4,167 57

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Table 5.2 Pupil classroom ratio by school type and LGEA LGEA Public Private Pre-primary & Primary Secondary Public All Levels Aninri 108 69 86 Awgu 54 77 65 Enugu East 127 88 82 Enugu North 77 147 167 Enugu South 59 69 26 Ezeagu 43 62 58 Igbo-Etiti 72 71 194 Igbo-Eze North 81 68 61 Igbo-Eze South 48 90 106 Isi-Uzo 78 69 126 Nkanu East 81 112 202 Nkanu West 41 80 127 Nsukka 78 51 125 Oji River 55 86 70 Udenu 51 61 132 Udi 45 92 42 Uzo-Uwani 62 85 160 TOTAL 66 75 96

Table 5.3 Selective characteristics of public primary school facilities LGEA Classrooms Schools In need With Without a Where some Without of major insufficient good classes are health facility repairs seating blackboard held outside or first aid kit Aninri 39.7 94.5 80.8 38.8 95.5 Awgu 26.0 77.9 60.7 23.6 94.4 Enugu East 54.4 92.8 69.8 32.3 96.9 Enugu North 54.5 87.4 77.6 3.6 7.3 Enugu South 35.5 76.3 43.5 23.3 76.7 Ezeagu 34.0 77.5 66.2 19.0 92.9 Igbo-Etiti 32.1 80.5 70.0 21.7 93.3 Igbo-Eze North 35.0 89.3 88.3 35.9 97.4 Igbo-Eze South 26.9 89.0 79.6 20.5 100.0 Isi-Uzo 37.3 78.4 64.0 33.8 100.0 Nkanu East 35.6 78.5 67.7 14.3 97.1 Nkanu West 39.2 66.6 57.9 11.1 96.3 Nsukka 43.0 77.5 72.6 20.5 85.5 Oji River 40.4 68.6 53.1 10.1 18.8 Udenu 32.1 87.5 89.6 19.4 22.2 Udi 37.1 61.2 48.1 11.0 1.1 Uzo-Uwani 19.4 89.1 71.4 23.8 96.8 TOTAL 37.7 80.0 68.1 22.0 74.8

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Table 5.4 Selective characteristics of public secondary school facilities LGEA Classrooms Schools In need of With Without a Where some Without health major insufficient good classes are facility or first repairs seating blackboard held outside aid kit Aninri 12.7 94.5 80.8 38.8 95.5 Awgu 38.5 77.9 60.7 23.6 94.4 Enugu East 19.0 92.8 69.8 32.3 96.9 Enugu North 26.3 87.4 77.6 3.6 7.3 Enugu South 17.1 76.3 43.5 23.3 76.7 Ezeagu 16.5 77.5 66.2 19.0 92.9 Igbo-Etiti 18.8 80.5 70.0 21.7 93.3 Igbo-Eze North 16.6 89.3 88.3 35.9 97.4 Igbo-Eze South 4.9 89.0 79.6 20.5 100.0 Isi-Uzo 3.3 78.4 64.0 33.8 100.0 Nkanu East 16.6 78.5 67.7 14.3 97.1 Nkanu West 12.7 66.6 57.9 11.1 96.3 Nsukka 21.0 77.5 72.6 20.5 85.5 Oji River 15.4 68.6 53.1 10.1 18.8 Udenu 40.3 87.5 89.6 19.4 22.2 Udi 34.2 61.2 48.1 11.0 1.1 Uzo-Uwani 19.8 89.1 71.4 23.8 96.8 TOTAL 20.5 80.0 68.1 22.0 50.0

Table 5.5 Main source of water in public primary schools Percentage of schools with: Other No LGEA Piped water Borehole Well source source Total Aninri 0.0 4.5 0.0 3.0 92.5 100 Awgu 1.4 7.1 2.9 5.7 82.9 100 Enugu East 0.0 0.0 0.0 7.4 92.6 100 Enugu North 18.2 0.0 0.0 0.0 81.8 100 Enugu South 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 100.0 100 Ezeagu 10.7 6.0 0.0 3.6 79.8 100 Igbo-Etiti 5.0 1.7 11.7 1.7 80.0 100 Igbo-Eze North 4.4 1.8 0.0 0.9 93.0 100 Igbo-Eze South 0.0 2.3 0.0 4.5 93.2 100 Isi-Uzo 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.3 98.8 100 Nkanu East 0.0 15.7 0.0 2.9 81.4 100 Nkanu West 0.0 18.5 0.0 0.0 81.5 100 Nsukka 0.0 0.0 1.0 9.1 89.9 100 Oji River 0.0 1.6 0.0 3.3 95.1 100 Udenu 1.4 1.4 0.0 0.0 97.2 100 Udi 4.5 18.2 0.0 9.1 68.2 100 Uzo-Uwani 1.6 3.2 1.6 1.6 92.1 100 TOTAL 3.0 5.2 1.0 3.4 87.4 100.0

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Table 5.6 Main source of water in public secondary schools Percentage of schools with: Other No LGEA Piped water Borehole Well source source Total Aninri 0.0 5.9 0.0 0.0 94.1 100 Awgu 0.0 0.0 0.0 3.4 96.6 100 Enugu East 11.1 0.0 11.1 11.1 66.7 100 Enugu North 27.3 0.0 0.0 0.0 72.7 100 Enugu South 11.8 5.9 5.9 11.8 64.7 100 Ezeagu 14.8 7.4 3.7 3.7 85.2 100 Igbo-Etiti 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 100.0 100 Igbo-Eze North 19.0 0.0 4.8 4.8 71.4 100 Igbo-Eze South 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 100.0 100 Isi-Uzo 0.0 0.0 0.0 16.7 83.3 100 Nkanu East 5.3 10.5 0.0 0.0 84.2 100 Nkanu West 0.0 13.3 6.7 13.3 66.7 100 Nsukka 0.0 6.3 3.1 9.4 81.3 100 Oji River 0.0 0.0 0.0 15.4 84.6 100 Udenu 5.3 0.0 10.5 0.0 84.2 100 Udi 3.6 0.0 7.1 0.0 89.3 100 Uzo-Uwani 0.0 12.5 0.0 12.5 75.0 100 TOTAL 4.2 3.8 3.2 5.4 83.3 100

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Table 5.7 Toilets for pupils in public primary schools Percentage of schools with: Pupil per toilet No toilet One toilet Two toilets Three toilets Four or LGEA more toilets Total Aninri 82.1 4.5 6.0 1.5 6.0 100 384 Awgu 65.3 2.8 9.7 6.9 15.3 100 150 Enugu East 86.2 4.6 1.5 0.0 7.7 100 741 Enugu North 27.3 5.5 9.1 14.5 43.6 100 81 Enugu South 41.9 7.0 18.6 14.0 18.6 100 153 Ezeagu 81.0 6.0 2.4 1.2 9.5 100 172 Igbo-Etiti 40.0 6.7 25.0 3.3 25.0 100 112 Igbo-Eze North 70.9 10.3 13.7 2.6 2.6 100 384 Igbo-Eze South 65.9 15.9 11.4 0.0 6.8 100 347 Isi-Uzo 72.5 3.8 6.3 2.5 15.0 100 172 Nkanu East 67.1 2.9 5.7 5.7 18.6 100 155 Nkanu West 44.4 3.7 14.8 3.7 33.3 100 83 Nsukka 66.7 5.1 12.0 6.8 9.4 100 216 Oji River 68.1 2.9 5.8 10.1 13.0 100 133 Udenu 55.6 8.3 11.1 2.8 22.2 100 69 Udi 61.5 2.2 7.7 3.3 25.3 100 73 Uzo-Uwani 71.4 7.9 6.3 0.0 14.3 100 218 TOTAL 64.6 5.7 9.6 4.4 15.7 100 152

Table 5.8 Toilets for pupils in public secondary schools Percentage of schools with: Pupil per One Two Three Four or toilet LGEA No toilet toilet toilets toilets more toilets Total Aninri 52.9 0.0 29.4 0.0 17.6 100 244 Awgu 65.5 0.0 10.3 0.0 24.1 100 122 Enugu East 60.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 40.0 100 277 Enugu North 33.3 8.3 16.7 8.3 33.3 100 395 Enugu South 57.1 0.0 7.1 0.0 35.7 100 61 Ezeagu 67.9 3.6 14.3 3.6 10.7 100 379 Igbo-Etiti 42.1 10.5 21.1 5.3 21.1 100 200 Igbo-Eze North 29.4 0.0 47.1 5.9 17.6 100 239 Igbo-Eze South 33.3 33.3 16.7 8.3 8.3 100 241 Isi-Uzo 38.5 15.4 38.5 0.0 7.7 100 315 Nkanu East 61.1 5.6 22.2 5.6 5.6 100 249 Nkanu West 35.3 11.8 23.5 5.9 23.5 100 103 Nsukka 64.5 0.0 6.5 3.2 25.8 100 94 Oji River 66.7 8.3 8.3 0.0 16.7 100 422 Udenu 19.0 9.5 42.9 4.8 23.8 100 118 Udi 67.9 3.6 10.7 3.6 14.3 100 221 Uzo-Uwani 43.8 18.8 25.0 12.5 0.0 100 186 TOTAL 51.6 6.4 19.4 3.8 18.8 100 155

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Table 5.9 SUMMARY OF KEY SCHOOL QUALITY INDICATORS. 2012/13 2013/14 Quality Indicators Primary Secondary Primary Secondary Pupil-Teacher-Ratio 15 14 16 13 Pupil-Qualified teacher-Ratio 16 16 16 17 Pupil-Functional Classroom-Ratio 134 232 158 144 Pupil-Functional-Toilet-Ratio 748 1044 111 155 Percentage of schools with portable water 14.10% 20.60% 8.20% 8.00% supply Percentage of classrooms needing major repairs 66.50% 20.80% 37.70% 20.50% Percentage of classrooms with inadequate 82.30% 70.10% 80.00% 80.00% seating Percentage of schools without good 65.70% 46.70% 68.10% 68.10% blackboards

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Appendix A

Enugu State Population Projection : National Population Commission 2006 Age 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 5 YEARS 88,323 91,013 93,785 96,641 99,584 102,617 105,742 6 YEARS 89,235 91,953 94,753 97,639 100,612 103,677 106,834 7 YEARS 89,901 92,639 95,460 98,367 101,363 104,450 107,631 8 YEARS 90,341 93,093 95,928 98,849 101,860 104,962 108,158 9 YEARS 90,577 93,335 96,178 99,107 102,125 105,235 108,440 10 YEARS 90,581 93,340 96,182 99,111 102,130 105,240 108,445 11 YEARS 90,327 93,077 95,912 98,833 101,843 104,945 108,141 12 YEARS 90,073 92,816 95,643 98,555 101,557 104,650 107,837 13 YEARS 89,936 92,675 95,497 98,406 101,403 104,491 107,673 14 YEARS 89,794 92,529 95,346 98,250 101,242 104,326 107,503 15 YEARS 89,412 92,135 94,941 97,832 100,811 103,882 107,045 16 YEARS 88,841 91,547 94,335 97,207 100,168 103,218 106,362 17 YEARS 87,948 90,627 93,387 96,231 99,162 102,182 105,293

National Population Figure 2010 by Local Government and Gender (NPC2006)

Local ECCD ECCD ECCD PRY PRY PRY JSS JSS JSS SSS SSS SSS government Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female area Age Age Age Age Age Age Age Age Age 12- Age Age Age 0-5 0-5 0-5 6-11 6-11 6-11 12-14 12-14 14 15-17 15-17 15-17 Aninri 28,204 13,775 41,607 23,158 11,311 9,765 9,600 4,689 2,211 9,377 4,580 5,588 Awgu 41,788 20,410 61,649 34,314 16,759 14,468 14,224 6,947 3,276 13,894 6,786 8,279 Enugu East 58,862 28,749 86,838 48,336 23,608 20,380 20,038 9,787 4,615 19,570 9,558 11,662 Enugu 51,641 25,222 76,185 42,406 20,711 17,880 17,579 8,586 4,048 17,170 8,386 10,231 North Enugu 41,913 20,470 61,832 34,416 16,809 14,511 14,267 6,968 3,286 13,936 6,806 8,304 South Ezeagu 35,795 17,482 52,807 29,392 14,355 12,393 12,185 5,951 2,806 11,901 5,813 7,092 Igbo-Etiti 44,132 21,555 65,107 36,239 17,699 15,280 15,023 7,337 3,460 14,674 7,167 8,744 Igbo-Eze 54,717 26,724 80,721 44,930 21,944 18,944 18,625 9,097 4,289 18,193 8,886 10,841 North Igbo-Eze 31,073 15,176 45,840 25,517 12,463 10,759 10,578 5,166 2,436 10,331 5,046 6,156 South Isi-Uzo 31,302 15,288 46,179 25,704 12,554 10,838 10,655 5,204 2,454 10,407 5,083 6,201 Nkanu East 31,378 15,325 46,291 25,766 12,584 10,864 10,681 5,217 2,460 10,432 5,095 6,217 Nkanu West 30,939 15,111 45,643 25,404 12,407 10,712 10,532 5,144 2,426 10,287 5,024 6,130 Nsukka 65,304 31,895 96,342 53,625 26,191 22,610 22,230 10,857 5,120 21,713 10,605 12,939 Oji-River 26,698 13,039 39,387 21,922 10,707 9,243 9,088 4,439 2,093 8,876 4,335 5,290 Udenu 37,641 18,384 55,529 30,909 15,096 13,032 12,814 6,258 2,951 12,515 6,112 7,458 Udi 49,353 24,104 72,809 40,525 19,793 17,087 16,800 8,205 3,869 16,410 8,015 9,778 Uzo-Uwani 26,253 12,822 38,731 21,557 10,528 9,089 8,937 4,365 2,058 8,729 4,263 5,202

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