Niger State
- Army Day Secondary School, Bida
- Ahmadiyya Secondary School, Minna
- Brighter School, Minna
- Government Senior Secondary School, Bosso, Minna
- Bosso Primary School (Dr. Yahaya Bawa Primary School, Bosso Minna Opposite FUT Minna)
- Comprehensive Science Nursery, Primary and Secondary School
- Day Secondary School, Tunga Minna
- Decs International College
- El- Amin International School, Minna
- Federal Government Academy, Suleja(Centre for the gifted and talented)
- Federal Government College Niger State, Minna
- Federal Government Girls College, New Bussa
- Federal Government Technical College, Kontagora
- Federal University of Technology, Minna
- Government Day Secondary School, Mariga
- Government Day Secondary School, Wushishi
- Government Secondary School, Agware
- Government Secondary School, Minna
- Hill Top Model School, David Mark Road, Maitumbi, Minna
- Himma International College
- Islamic Training Centre Madalla, Suleja
- Leads College, Satellite Town, Lagos
- Leads Nursery and Primary School, Satellite Town, Lagos
- Learningfield Secondary School
- Mawo International School, Dutsen kura minna Niger State
- MYPA, Minna
- Ni'imah Islamic Academy, Gbanganu, Minna, Niger State
- New Creation Academy, Bida. Est 1991
- New Horizons College, Minna
- Police Secondary School
- Queens Science Secondary School, Army Barracks, Suleja
- STEPPS Consulting
- Yemi-Lade Nursery and Primary School Abule Egba, Lagos
- The Lords' Comprehensive College Ota
- Ahmadu Bahago Secondary School (Former Niger Baptist College? Ahmadu Bahago Teachers' College) 1958.
- Saint francis catholic Secondary School Liasu Road, Idimu Lagos
- Eyes on the Future Schools. Oko-Oba, Agege-Lagos
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