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Al-Hayyu Group of Schools

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Al-Hayyu Group of Schools is a co-educational Islamic school, for Nursery, Primary and Secondary Students. It is founded in September 2001 in Ibadan, Oyo state, Nigeria. Al-Hayyu group of school is located Opposite First bank, old Ife road, Akingbade Bus Stop, 200113,Ibadan, Oyo State. The pupils are taught in English, Yoruba, French and Arabic languages.^[1]

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