Economics is the social science that studies how individuals, businesses, and governments make choices about using limited resources to satisfy unlimited human wants. It examines production, distribution, exchange, and consumption of goods and services.

Literature develops students’ ability to read, interpret and appreciate poetry, drama and prose while exploring themes, characters, literary devices, culture and society through African and Non-African literary works.

The course introduces SS1 students to fundamental concepts of physics, including units and dimensions, time, motion, force, friction, displacement, rectilinear motion, and fluids, with worked examples and classwork.

The course focuses mainly on the marketing and economics of agricultural produce. Students will learn how farm produce is packaged and priced, how farm records and accounts are kept, and how agriculture is linked to the Nigerian Stock exchange trade.

Social and Citizenship Studies is an interdisciplinary subject that teaches how individuals live, interact, and participate responsibly in society. It combines elements of sociology, civic education, government, and moral education to help learners under

Studying government provides essential academic insight into political structures, civic rights, and how public policies shape society

This course provides an overview of major international and regional organizations, including the AU, Commonwealth, UNO, ECOWAS and OPEC, focusing on their history, objectives, structures, functions and contributions to global and African development.

A comprehensive SS3 Chemistry course covering important concepts, Metals, reactions, organic chemistry, nuclear chemistry and preparation for WAEC, NECO and JAMB examinations.