The Federal Government has announced the reopening of all 47 previously closed Federal Unity Secondary Schools across the country, reaffirming its commitment to the safety and well-being of students and the continuity of education nationwide.

In a press release issued on Tuesday, December 17, 2025, by the Federal Ministry of Education, the government stated that the affected Unity Colleges were reopened earlier this month following the strengthening of security architecture within and around the schools.

According to the ministry, academic activities have fully resumed in the institutions, with students returning safely to their campuses. While some students are currently concluding their December academic programmes, others have successfully completed their examinations.

The Ministry assured parents, guardians, and the general public that the safety, welfare, and well-being of students remain a top priority. It added that the Federal Government continues to work closely with relevant security agencies to sustain stability and restore normalcy within school environments nationwide.

“The Federal Government remains resolute in its responsibility to protect every Nigerian child and to uphold their fundamental right to education in a safe and secure environment,” the statement read.

The government also emphasized its focus on human capital development, describing education as a critical pillar for national growth and development. It reiterated its determination to prevent disruptions to the academic calendar, noting that the safe return of students and the successful conduct of examinations in several Unity Colleges underscore its resolve to keep learning on track despite prevailing challenges.

The Federal Ministry of Education expressed appreciation to parents, school administrators, and students for their cooperation, patience, and support, while restating its commitment to sustaining a secure, stable, and uninterrupted education system across the nation.