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The Akwa Ibom State Government has announced the immediate closure of Uyo High School.
Chairman, Akwa Ibom State Secondary Education Board (SSEB), Dr. Ekaette Ebong Okon, disclosed this in Uyo on Thursday, June 24, after suspected cultists gave the principal, Elder Michael Iwok, 24hr ultimatum to release their members or face dire consequences.

Akwa Ibom Govt shuts down secondary school after cultists dropped fetish items and threat notes in front of Principal

The cultists dropped some fetish items such as fresh pepper, palm oil droplets, peeled cooked egg, palm front, a piece of red cloth, tied rope and ten naira note as well as two threat letters at the entrance of the staircase that leads to the office of the Principal and senior secondary three classes.
One of the threat notes reads; “Mr Michael Iwok, we give you 24hrs to release our boys or we fall you. Remember we know your house, wife and children”
It was gathered that some students who were suspected to be cultists were suspended by the school authority while some senior secondary two students who could not meet up with the school requirements to be promoted into senior secondary three have on several occasions disguised themselves as students of the school in school uniforms unleashing mayhem to the school, students, residents and passers-by on regular basis.

Akwa Ibom Govt shuts down secondary school after cultists dropped fetish items and threat notes in front of Principal

It was further gathered that a filling station opposite the school was vandalized and the suspended students along some hoodlums were identified through the company’s closed cable tv cameras installed within the premises.
Some of the suspects that vandalized the filling station were arrested by the police while others are still at large.

Akwa Ibom Govt shuts down secondary school after cultists dropped fetish items and threat notes in front of Principal
Akwa Ibom Govt shuts down secondary school after cultists dropped fetish items and threat notes in front of Principal