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Delta Govt Suspends 5 Head Teachers Over Extortion

Felix Igbekoyi by Felix Igbekoyi
2 years ago
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Delta State Nigeria
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Delta State government has suspended five primary school head teachers for extorting pupils through illegal levies.

The schools are Asamala Primary School, Ugiliamai (Ndokwa West LGA); Abraka Model Primary School, Abraka (Ethiope East LGA); Ekrejeta Primary School, Abraka (Ethiope East LGA) and Origin Primary School, Orogun (Ughelli North LGA).

The action, announced by the permanent secretary in the Ministry of Information, Theresa Adiabua-Oliko, was made public at the weekend.

She said the decisive action was to end corruption in the education sector.

According to the statement, the suspensions followed “an investigation and an on-the-spot visit carried out recently by the Commissioner for Primary Education, Dr. Kingsley Ashibogwu, to schools across the state.”

The statement further disclosed that a formal request was made to the State Universal Basic Education Board for disciplinary action against the affected school heads, who were found guilty of imposing unauthorised levies on pupils taking the 2025 Cognitive and Placement Examination.

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“The government’s swift response underscores its unwavering zero-tolerance policy on corruption and its commitment to ensuring that the state’s educational resources are properly utilised.

“This administration will not condone any form of exploitation in our schools. Further punitive measures await any official found guilty of malpractice,” the statement warned.

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Felix Igbekoyi

Felix Igbekoyi

Felix Igbekoyi is a Senior Correspondent with Leadership Newspaper, covering Delta State, Nigeria. He is recognised for in-depth features and a commitment to accurate reporting, and currently serves as National Ex-Officio of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ).

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