Niger Delta Science School

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Niger Delta Science School (NDSS), formerly known as Ompadec Science Centre, is a specialist science secondary school in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. [1] It is located within the Rivers State College of Arts and Science main campus in Rumuola. It is an all senior secondary school, having only SS1 - SS3 classes. The approximate coordinates of the school are: 4°50′8″N6°59′44″E / 4.83556°N 6.99556°E / 4.83556; 6.99556 (4.835739, 6.995757). [2] [3]

Niger Delta Science School
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Niger Delta Science School
4°50′8″N 6°59′44″E / 4.83556°N 6.99556°E

Port Harcourt
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Rivers State

Nigeria
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Former nameOmpadec Science centre
School typeSecondary School
Category Schools in Port Harcourt

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References

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  2. "Location of Rivers State College of Arts and Science" (Map). Google Maps . Retrieved 3 November 2014.
  3. "Niger Delta Science School, Port Harcourt". Nigerian Schools Directory. Retrieved 3 November 2014.