Federal Government Girls College, Omu-Aran is a federal owned secondary school located in Omu-Aran, Kwara State.[1] The school was founded on 13 May 1995 with 116 pioneer students and Mrs Hajia J. F. Gold as her first principal. The slogan and vision of the school are "together everybody achieves more" and "qualitative girl child education for national development" respectively.
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| Federal Government Girls College, Omu-Aran | |
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| Type | boarding day |
| Motto | Pro unitate |
| Established | 13 May 1995 |
| Founder | Federal Government of Nigeria |
| Status | Open |
| Gender | female |
| Campus type | Urban |
| Colour(s) | Green |
| Website | fggcomuaran |
The College was conceived out of the desire to bring together young girls from diverse cultural, tribal and linguistic background from different parts of Nigeria to learn under the same environment with a view to fostering national unity among them at the impressionable stage of their lives.
Its' establishment is in keeping in line with the Federal Government policy of having at least two Federal Government Colleges otherwise known as unity schools in each State of the Federation including Abuja to serve as Model Schools for others in their pursuits of academic moral and social excellence. [2][3]
Mission
To provide the girl-child with balanced education emphasizing academic excellence, and good conduct.
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