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Education in Delta, Nigeria: official figures

9.3% of Delta's 1.55 million school-age children (6 to 15) were not attending school, about 140,000 children; 10th lowest of the 36 states and the FCT (Nigeria: 28.7%).

How many adults in Delta have little schooling?

5.8% of people in Delta are poor and live in a household where no adult has completed six years of school, and 15.4% are poor and have a child two or more years behind at school.

Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

How do Delta students do in WAEC exams?

88.1% of the 63,103 public-school candidates in Delta who sat the 2021 WASSCE gained five or more credits including mathematics and English; 3rd highest of the 36 states and the FCT (Nigeria: 71.4%).

Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

How many schools are there in Delta?

The Federal Ministry of Education lists 5,337 schools in Delta for 2024/25, 1,736 public and 3,601 private (67% private).

Source: Federal Ministry of Education · saved copy

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How Delta compares with other states

School-age children (6-15) out of school (2021/22)

Delta ranks 28 of 37, highest first.

RankRegionSchool-age children (6-15) out of school
25Edo11.3%
26Akwa Ibom10.6%
27Kogi10.2%
28Delta9.3%
29Rivers7.7%
30Cross River7.6%
31Enugu7.5%
Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

WASSCE: 5 credits incl. maths and English (public schools) (2021)

Delta ranks 3 of 37, highest first.

RankRegionWASSCE: 5 credits incl. maths and English (public schools)
1Abia90.6%
2Rivers88.4%
3Delta88.1%
4Imo85.0%
5Bayelsa84.8%
6Cross River82.8%
7Edo80.3%
Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

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