The Kwoi Youth Progressive Association (KWOYOPA) has voiced strong opposition to the alleged sale of over 200 beds belonging to Girls Science Secondary School, Kwoi, by the school's principal, Yosi Kwasau. The association, led by its president, Aminu Bako, is calling for an urgent investigation into the principal’s actions after it was reported that the beds were sold off to local traders for a sum of N475,000.
In a statement released on Friday, KWOYOPA emphasized the critical role these beds play in ensuring the comfort and well-being of the students. The group is particularly concerned about the alleged misconduct by the principal, which they believe undermines the integrity of the school and the quality of education being offered.
“The sale of government property under the guise of financial need is unacceptable, and we will not allow such acts to go unpunished,” Bako declared. He further stressed that KWOYOPA had previously intervened to protect these beds, showcasing the association's unwavering commitment to preserving public property for the benefit of the community.
KWOYOPA also called on the Kaduna State Governor to take swift action to ensure the return of the beds and to transfer Kwasau from her position, citing fears of continued mismanagement under her leadership. The association warned that her presence could lead to further neglect and degradation of government resources.
The group reaffirmed its determination to protect local government assets, urging the authorities to act promptly to rectify the situation and restore trust in the school’s administration.
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