List of colleges of education in Nigeria

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There are 152 colleges of education in Nigeria, consisting of 27[1] federal, 82 private and 54 state colleges of education.[2][3]

Federal colleges[]

This is a list of approved federal colleges of education in Nigeria.

Institution Location Type Host state Year of establishment Notes
Federal College of Education (Special), Oyo[4] Oyo Federal Oyo State 1977
Adeyemi College of Education Ondo Federal Ondo State 1964
[5] Iwo Federal Osun State 2020
Federal College of Education (Technical), Asaba[6] Asaba Federal Delta State 1987
Federal College of Education, Abeokuta Osiele-Abeokuta[7] Federal Ogun State 1976
Federal College of Education, Kano[8][9] Kano City Federal Kano State 1961
Federal College of Education, Eha-Amufu[10][11] Eha-Amufu Federal Enugu State 1981
Federal College of Education, Okene[12] Okene Federal Kogi State 1974
Federal College of Education (Technical), Gombe[13] Gombe Federal Gombe State 1977
Federal College of Education (Technical), Omoku[14][15] Omoku Federal Rivers State 1989
Federal College of Education, Kontagora[16][17] Kontagora Federal Niger State 1958
Federal College of Education, Zaria[18] Zaria Federal Kaduna State 1962
Federal College of Education, Pankshin[19] Federal Plateau State 1974
Alvan Ikoku Federal College of Education[20] Owerri Federal Imo State 1963
[21] Yola Federal Adamawa State 1974
Federal College of Education (Technical), Potiskum[22] Potiskum Federal Yobe State 1976
[23] Gusau Federal Zamfara State 1990
Federal College of Education (Technical), Akoka[24][25] Akoka Federa Lagos State 1967
Federal College of Education, Katsina[26] Katsina Federal Katsina State 1976
Federal College of Education (Technical), Bichi[27] Bichi Federal Kano State 1987
Federal College of Education, Obudu.[28][29] Obudu Federal Cross River State 1983
Federal College of Education (Technical), Umunze[30] Umunze Federal Anambra State 1989

Private colleges[]

This is a list of approved private colleges of education in Nigeria.

Institution Location Type Host state Year of establishment Notes
.[31] Abeokuta Private Ogun State 2015
[32] Akoka Private Lagos State 1971
Our Saviour Institute of Science and Technology Enugu Private Enugu State 1989
[33] Ibadan Private Oyo State 1990
[34] Ayetoro Private Ogun State 2004
[35] Enugu Private Enugu State 190
Isolo[36][37] Private Lagos State 1953
.[38] Enugu Private Enugu State 1990
[39] Mararaba Gurku Private Nasarawa State
[40] Ibadan Private Oyo State 2003
[41] Aba Private Abia State 2001
.[42] Offa Private Kwara State 1987
[43] Ilorin Federal Kwara State
.[44] Ilorin Private Kwara State 2009

State colleges[]

See also[]

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