Order of ionization enthalpy
While you are correct that the first ionization energy should have a larger value for all the group 15 elements, this has a minuscule effect on the ionization energy compared to the energy that is required to separate charges. Second ionization energies are almost always higher than first ionization energies because the nucleus already has a positive charge, creating a larger coulomb force that needs to be overcome as part of the ionization process. In addition, additional ionization increases the charge on the nucleus of the ion, which progressively makes the ion less and less stable.