Anwar ul-Islam Girls High School

Anwar Ul-Islam Girls' High Scholo was founded as the Movement post primary institution for girls on 4 October 1972 at Km 27, Abeokuta Exprssway, Ojokoro and signatories then were Alhaji K.D Oshodi and Mr. J.A. Gbadamosi. All the blocks of classroom then were inherited from Ahamadiyya Grade III Teacher's Training College, closed down in 1996.

In a letter dated 19 February 1972, the Lagos State Government through the Ministry of Education approved the school called Ahmadiyya Girls' High School which was later change to Anwar ul-Islam Girls' High School. The school started with 72 students with 4 teaching staff, and the principal then was Ms. M.A. Ketiku.

On October 2, 2001, the school was returned to the former owner Anwar ul- Islam Movement of Nigeria due to the policy of the Lagos State Government headed by Governor Bola Ahmed Tinubu after several years of government control. After the school was returned to the movement, Mrs Akorede B.F. was posted to the school as the principal.

The principals of the school since inception are:

Mrs. M.A. Ketiku 1972–1976
Mrs. O.O. Sode 1976–1982
Mrs. K.A. Giwa 1982–1989
Mrs. S.A. Ajao 1989–1990
Alhaja T.M. Akinwande 1990–2001
Mrs. B.F Akorede 2001–2008
Mrs. F.S. Afolabi 2008–2013
Mrs. A. Shobowale 2013–2014
Mrs. B.A. Ndukw 2014–2016
Mrs. Salau O.F. 2016-till date

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