List of Christian Secondary Schools in Delta State by LGA and Senatorial District

Delta State of Nigeria has over 30 Christian Secondary Schools. A list of the schools according to Local Government Areas and Senatorial Districts is as follows:

Senatorial Zone: Delta Central

LGA: Ethiope East
1 Baptist High School, Eku
2 Ovu Grammar School, Ovu
3 Owhere Grammar School, Okpara Waterside
4 St. Kevins’ College (Kokori Grammar School), Kokori
LGA: Okpe
1 Baptist High School, Orerokpe
LGA: Sapele
1 St. Malachy’s Grammar School, Sapele
LGA: Ughelli North
1 Agbarho Grammar School, Agbarho
2 Anglican Girls Grammar School, Ughelli
3 St. Theresa’s Grammar School, Ughelli
LGA: Ughelli South
1 Ekakprame Grammar School, Ekakprame
2 St. Ambrose College, Usiefrun
3 St. Vincent’s College, Okwagbe

Senatorial Zone: Delta North

Senatorial Zone: Delta South

LGA: Aniocha North
1 St. Martin De Porres, Onicha-Olona
LGA: Aniocha South
1 Anglican Grammar School, Ubulu-Uku
2 St. Rose’s Girls Secondary School, Ogwashi-Uku
LGA: Ika North East
1 Ika Grammar School, Boji-Boji, Owa
2 Mary Mount College, Boji-Boji, Owa
LGA: Ika South
1 Gbenoba Grammar School, Agbor
2 St. Charles College, Abavo
LGA: Ndokwa East
1 St. Mary Magdalene Gram School, Ashaka
LGA: Ndokwa West
1 Ebologu Grammar School, Utagba-Uno
LGA: Oshimili North
1 Anglican Grammar School, Akwukwu-Igbo
2 Okpalani Commercial Secondary School, Okpanam
3 St. Augustine’s College, Ibusa
4 St. Paul’s College, Ebu
LGA: Oshimili South
1 Asaba Girls Grammar School, Asaba
2 St. Brigids’ Girls Grammar School, Asaba
LGA: Ukwuani
1 St. Georges College, Obinomba

LGA: Isoko North
1 Anglican Girls Grammar School, Ozoro
2 St. Joseph College, Ozoro
LGA: Isoko South
1 Emore Grammar School, Oleh

Government returned some schools back to their missionary owners

In September 2011 the Delta State government decided to return 40 secondary schools to their former missionary owners marks a significant shift in the management of education in the state. It reflects a broader trend in Nigeria where governments are restoring schools to religious organizations that originally established them.

Returning these schools to their missionary owners is likely aimed at improving educational standards, discipline, and moral values, which many believe declined after the government took over these institutions. Missionary schools in Nigeria historically had a reputation for academic excellence, strong ethical foundations, and disciplined environments.

Here’s a breakdown of the key points from the decision to return 40 secondary schools to their former missionary owners:

1. Decision Overview

  • Delta State government returned 40 secondary schools to missionary owners.
  • Effective from September 2011.

2. Distribution of Schools by Missionary Owners

  • Catholic Mission – 27 schools
  • Anglican Communion – 8 schools
  • Baptist Mission – 4 schools
  • African Church Mission – 1 school

3. Schools Returned to the Catholic Mission

  1. Mary Mount College, Boji-Boji Owa
  2. St. Patrick’s College, Asaba
  3. Our Lady’s High School, Effurun
  4. St. George’s College, Obinomba
  5. St. Martin De Pores, Onicha-Olona
  6. St. Roses Girls’ Secondary School, Ogwashi-Uku
  7. St. Charles College, Abavo
  8. St. Vincent’s College, Okwagbe
  9. Ebelogu Grammar School, Utagba-Uno
  10. St. Brigid’s Girls’ Grammar School, Asaba
  11. Okpalani Secondary Commercial College, Okpanam
  12. St. Augustine’s College, Ibusa
  13. Gbenoba Grammar School, Agbor
  14. Notre Dame College, Ozoro
  15. St. Mary Magdalene, Ashaka
  16. Mater Dei Model School, Ashaka
  17. St. Ita’s College, Sapele
  18. St. Malachy’s College, Sapele
  19. St. Peter Clavers’ College, Aghalokpe
  20. St. Kelvin’s College, Kokori
  21. Ovu Grammar School, Ovu
  22. St. Paul’s Grammar School, Ebu
  23. St. Ambrose College, Usiefrun
  24. St. Theresa’s Girls’ School, Ughelli
  25. St. Brenda’s College, Bomadi
  26. St. Joseph’s College, Ozoro
  27. Agbarho Grammar School, Agbarho

4. Schools Returned to the Anglican Communion

  1. Anglican Girls’ Grammar School, Asaba
  2. Anglican Grammar School, Ubulu-Uku
  3. Anglican Grammar School, Akwukwu-Igbo
  4. Ika Grammar School, Agbor
  5. James Welch College, Emevor
  6. Anglican Girls’ Grammar School, Ozoro
  7. Anglican Girls’ Grammar School, Ughelli
  8. Owhere Grammar School, Okpara Waterside

5. Schools Returned to the Baptist Mission

  1. Baptist Girls’ Model School, Agbor
  2. Baptist High School, Oghareki
  3. Baptist High School, Orerokpe
  4. Baptist High School, Eku

6. School Returned to the African Church Mission

  • Ekakpamre Grammar School, Ekakpamre