The Attachment Herein from the Association of All Nigeria Confederation of Principals of Secondary Schools (ANCOPPS), Imo State, is posted here for All Imolites to understand the level of blackmail being unleashed on Prof Bernard Thompson Ikegwuoha the Hon. Commissioner by some rogue principals who are in the habit of extorting so much money from unsuspecting parents and Secondary schools students in Imo State.
These principals have always been supported by Mrs. Augustina Azubuike, the Executive Secretary of Secondary Education Management Board (SEMB), who led 11 Principals to go and see if they could bribe the incorruptible Hon. Commissioner for Primary and Secondary Education. As their ploy failed, Mrs. Augustina Azubuike turned to making weekly voice notes to disparage Prof. B. T. O Ikegwuoha, Hon. Commissioner, which she posts on the Internet, Facebook and WhatsAppsocial media platforms. This is the case of corruption fighting back.
If course, the ES SEMB is encouraged and supported by highly placed people in the Imo State Government. What Mrs. Augustina Azubuike and her rogue principals partners in crime do not know is that, it is only time and events that will vindicate the just, but the wicked shall not go unpinished.
Right now, the Hon. Commissioner for Primary and Secondary Education presented and got approval from the Governor, for students in public secondary schools to register for the 2026 WAEC with just 31,500 naira, but Mrs. Augustina Azubuike, the ES SEMB has made her usual voice note asking principals to collect 36,500 naira for the 2026 WAEC registration. The big masquerades have asked her to go on, that nothing will happen to her and she is surging ahead as she is invincible.
The end is near, because the evil that men do these days do live with them now and after the.
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