**Breaking News: Dr. Umar’s School Faces Foreclosure Amid Controversy Over Unpaid Fees**

In a shocking turn of events, Dr. Umar Johnson’s educational institution in Wilmington, Delaware, is on the brink of foreclosure due to unpaid property registration fees and outstanding utility bills. The city has issued a lien, threatening to auction off the campus that has been under construction for over six years. This drastic action was taken without any prior notification to Dr. Umar or his team, who claim they were blindsided by the city’s decision.

Over the weekend, notices were affixed to the school doors, demanding payment by August 25 or risk losing the property. Dr. Umar expressed outrage, questioning the lack of communication from city officials and alleging racial discrimination in the treatment of his school. “Why were we not notified? This feels like a targeted attack,” he declared during a passionate address to supporters.

The financial burden is staggering, with Dr. Umar claiming they have already paid $30,000 for water services they do not use, and now face an additional $30,000 in registration fees. Compounding the crisis, the city plans to raise the registration fee from $5,000 to $12,000 in the fall, further straining their finances.

Dr. Umar is rallying supporters for a potential protest at City Hall, asserting that this situation exemplifies systemic racism against Black institutions. He urged his followers to contribute to a fundraising campaign, stating, “We need to fight back; we cannot let them treat us like this.”

Critics, however, are questioning his management of the school’s finances and the transparency of his fundraising efforts. As tensions rise, the community watches closely, unsure of what the future holds for Dr. Umar’s vision of education and empowerment. The clock is ticking, and the stakes have never been higher.