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Police Arrests Fake Recharge Card Seller.

The Akwa Ibom State Police
Command has arrested two men
who allegedly specialized in printing
fake vouchers, popularly called recharge cards .
The Commissioner of Police in the
state, Mr. Murtala Mani, paraded
the men in Uyo on Wednesday.
Represented by his aide and a
former Police Public Relations
Officer, ASP Onyeka Orji, Mani
stated that the syndicate was
smashed on March 7, through
intelligence.
He gave the names of the suspects
as Etini Solomon, 21, from Abak Local
Government Area; and Itohowo
Joseph, 22, from Nsit Ubium LGA.
He said, “On March 7, 2016, at
9am,our detectives apprehended
Solomon while selling fake recharge cards to members of the public.
“On interrogation, the suspects
confessed to the crime; a search
was conducted and some recharge cards were recovered in his possession.”

The commissioner listed the
recharge cards recovered from him to
include
N 71,600 MTN; N105,800 Airtel;
N39,900 Etisalat; and N36,300 Glo,
totalling N253,300.
The CP said, “Solomon confessed to
the police that Joseph was the
person that gave him fake codes to enable him to print the recharge cards .
“The suspect further stated that one
Itohowo Joseph supplied him with
some codes.”
Solomon, however, told PUNCH
Metro that he bought the recharge
cards from Joseph and that he did
not know that the cards where fake.
He said, “I bought the cards from
this man (Joseph), I did not know the
cards were fake. It was on March 5,
that I gave him N25,000.”
The CP also said the command
arrested two suspected robbers,
while some cash were recovered
from them.
He said the suspects, who used a
tricycle to rob innocent victims in
Akwa Ibom, were Benson Udo, 54;
and Enefiok Essien, 38.
He said apart from robbing their
female victims, they also raped
them.
The police commissioner advised
members of the public to beware of
the type of vehicles they boardedto
avoid falling victim to criminals.
He added that the suspects would
soon be charged to court.

Ex beauty Queen almost lose her life reacting to eyedrops that made her skin fall off (Graphic photos)

Marian Adejokun, 24, who once came second in a Miss Teen Africa beauty pageant, was left in a coma for a month because of Stevens-Johnson syndrome, a rare, serious disorder of the skin and mucous membranes. It’s usually a reaction to a medication. The reaction caused the top layer of her skin to shed and die.

According to Sun newspaper, the nightmare began 5 years ago when Marian, from Thornton Heath, south London, complained of an itchy eye, and her GP directed her to the chemist for some eye drops. She woke up the following morning with lumps all over her body and was rushed to hospital, where her skin began to shed.

She was soon after put into a medically induced coma, and doctors told her mum she may not survive. She later recovered and went on to complete a degree in early childhood studies at the University of Roehampton.

Marian, said: “When I was in the intensive care unit, crying in pain, all I thought of was coming home. I’ve overcome a lot of in my life. Losing my skin because of an eye drop is just another obstacle I’ve made it through. I am so happy to be alive and share my unique story.

No matter what the struggles may be, one has to believe in themselves and have a positive attitude towards life. I see my story as a positive one.
I believe this will inspire a lot of youths to be grateful for what they have.” She has gone on to pen two books about her life to motivate others, titled My Life Is Not My Own and ReachOut2All. She is also involved in community work



This is terrible.