St Paul’s Secondary School Nkwerre on my mind today .
This is meant to be owned and managed by the Anglican Church, yet it’s enmeshed in unwholesome practices. They are about to scuttle the destiny and progress of the students in that rotten institution.
A well known Philanthropist, who also hails from Nkwerre, Imos state paid for NECO exam for a particular student he is training there since January 2024 and he heard that the student is not sitting for the exam . He called to find out why. He was heartbroken when he was told that the school collected the money since January but didn’t register students for the NECO exam and didn’t tell them till the last minute and also didn’t refund them their money. Before the report got to us the students are all hopeless with no end in sight in resolving the problem,, and their principal Okwaraudu is sitting pretty on their NECO fees. Calls have been placed to him but he hasn’t answered yet .

Update coming from different quarter's shows that the Bishop in charge of that Diocese have been duly informed. Nkwerre people are patiently waiting to see how the Bishop of Anglican Communion will handle the matter.

The grammar in the post makes the story confusing. Some paragraphs talk about one student, the rest talks about students.

How many students were not registered? Does this issue affect only the student being trained by the popular person or all the students in the NECO exam level affected?

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St Paul’s Secondary School Nkwerre on my mind today .

This is meant to be owned and managed by the Anglican Church, yet it’s enmeshed in unwholesome practices.

They are about to scuttle the destiny and progress of the students in that rotten institution.

A well known Philanthropist, who also hails from Nkwerre paid for NECO exam for a student he is training there since January 2024 and he heard that the student is not sitting for the exam . He called to find out why.

He was heartbroken when he was told me that the school collected the money since January but didn’t register them for the NECO exam and didn’t tell them till the last minute and also didn’t refund them .

Before the report got the students are all hopeless and their principal Okwaraudu is sitting pretty on their NECO fees. Calls have been placed to him but he hasn’t answered yet .

Update coming from different quarter's shows that the Bishop in Charge of that Diocese have been duly informed. Nkwerre people are patiently waiting to see how the Bishop of Anglican Communion will handle the matter.

Meanwhile, the school management has not published its side of the story.

This corruption level is too brazen even for politicians. How come it's happening in a church-owned inst? But, we need to hear from the other side. Op, any hope of this happening?