Abandoned QIC Secondary School in Akwa Ibom Faces Crisis

The Qua Iboe Church (QIC) Secondary School in Ibesit Anwa Udo, located in Oruk Anam local government area of Akwa Ibom State, has been abandoned, making it inaccessible to teachers, students, and non-teaching staff. Community leader Nkereuwem Essien expressed concern over the neglect, which has led to the school being overrun with weeds and becoming a hideout for criminal elements, including reptiles and rodents.
Essential facilities such as water, classrooms, and electricity have deteriorated. Mfon Inyang, a retired teacher, warned that the abandoned school could attract cultists, potentially turning it into an initiation ground.
Matilda Udofia, a Guidance Counselor, noted the risk of criminal recruitment among local youth due to the lack of educational engagement. The school, which once produced prominent professionals, is now at risk of losing its legacy.
Community leaders are urging alumni and government stakeholders to intervene and restore the school.
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