The Official website of Ikono People’s High School, Nung Ukim, Ikono, Akwa Ibom State (IPCOHS) ALUMNI
A united network of alumni committed to preserving our heritage, empowering our present, and building our future.
Welcome Message
Welcome to the official website of IPCOHS ALUMNI! Since its formal establishment, the IPCOHS ALUMNI Association has remained committed to strengthening alumni relationships, supporting our alma mater, and contributing meaningfully to educational development and community growth.
From impactful infrastructure projects to intellectual and social engagement, the Association continues to look forward—guided by unity, service, and purpose.
About the Association
IPCOHS ALUMNI Association traces its roots to the pioneering graduates of 1977. Although several attempts were made over the years to formally organize the alumni body, the vision did not materialize until 9th August 2019.
On that date, Obong Ntia James (Class of 1981) initiated a WhatsApp group to reconnect with classmates. This effort sparked renewed alumni engagement and laid the foundation for what has become a vibrant, structured, and forward-looking Association.
Founded on 9th August 2019 and officially registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) on 2nd January 2022, IPCOHS ALUMNI Association serves as a platform for unity, service, and progress among past students of our alma mater.
What began as a small alumni reconnection effort has grown into a structured association with an Executive Council, Board of Trustees, and a living Constitution guiding its operations.
Our Mission and Objectives
To unite old students and contribute meaningfully to the growth, welfare, and development of our alma mater and its community.
Our Core Objectives
To provide a forum for interaction and collaboration among alumni
To promote educational awareness and opportunities for current students
To support the welfare and development of our alma mater
To empower the school community through information and development initiatives
To foster unity, mutual support, and members’ welfare
Our Core Objectives
- Alumni engagement and networking
- Educational awareness and mentorship
- Institutional and community development
- Welfare and unity of members
- Sustainable support for our alma mater
Our Projects
The Association is project-driven, focusing on initiatives that deliver lasting impact to the school and its community.
The Library Project
Before the inauguration of the first Executive Council, the interim administration successfully delivered the Library Project, supplying textbooks and academic materials worth millions of naira to the school library. The official inauguration of the first Executive Council coincided with the presentation of these books.
Computer Centre Upgrade Project
As its second major initiative, the Association undertook the revitalization of the school’s Computer Centre: Procurement of 25 modern desktop computers Complete accessories and pre-installed learning software While the project remains ongoing, power supply challenges have been identified. The Association is actively seeking sustainable power solutions to ensure long-term functionality.
Painting of the Alma Mater
Following the Golden Jubilee Celebration, the Chairman donated ₦10 million specifically for repainting the school. The project was executed successfully, and a bound completion report was formally submitted to the donor.
Alumni Office
The Association opened its physical office within the School premises to enable offline enquiries to be handled face-to-face.
2025 AGM featuring Joseph Ekanem Ubo Academic excellence Award
Our 2025 AGM which features the first of Joseph Ekanem Ubo Academic Excellence Award presentation.
IPCOHS ALUMNI Association is fully registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) and operates in accordance with its Constitution, which governs leadership, membership, and projects.
Leadership & Governance
The Association operates under a democratically elected Executive Council, guided by a Board of Trustees made up of respected professionals, clergy, academics, and community leaders.
This structure ensures transparency, accountability, and continuity in all Association activities.