NSCDC Nabs Fake Doctor Twice In Obudu
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NSCDC Nabs Fake Doctor Twice In Obudu

Stella Akagbusim, arrested for allegedly parading herself as a medical doctor

By Utang Bassey and Itiunbe Atunka

Stella Akagbusim, arrested for allegedly parading herself as a medical doctor
Stella Akagbusim, arrested for allegedly parading herself as a medical doctor

A woman, Stella Akagbusim is currently under the custody of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) in Obudu for allegedly parading herself as a medical doctor.

Stella, CrossRiverWatch gathered has been with the NSCDC for days now since May 4, 2016 when she was re-arrested Thursday last week following alerts from the Community Relations Officer, Emmanuel Akwagiobe about a week after her initial release following an arrest.

Further findings reveal that Stella met her waterloo when she treated a particular Mr. John who operates a photocopying shop at the NSCDC field office and charged him 9000 Naira.

John reportedly said he had only 3,000 Naira on him and asked her to return in two days which she agreed to.

On the fateful day, Stella began harassing John for her balance and according to sources, John resorted to questioning the rationale behind her desperation for the balance and alerted the NSCDC who swooped in on her residence and picked her up.

Preliminary inquiry by officials of the NSCDC, according to a source revealed Stella is a fraudster who graduated from Madonna University where she did not study any science related courses but parades herself as a “Specialist” who works with GNLD, a food supplements marketing and networking company.

ID Card of alleged fake doctor Stella Akagbusim
ID Card of alleged fake doctor Stella Akagbusim

She was later released and warned to desist from practicing which she did not pay heed to and was re-arrested a week later following alerts from the Community Relations Officer, Emmanuel Akwagiobe.

CrossRiverWatch also learnt that Stella whose identity card has been seized is not the only person as she has colleagues operating in Obudu and parts of Obanliku (Bendi, Busi and Utanga) local government areas.

When contacted, the Health Commissioner, Inyang Asibong told CrossRiverWatch that she is currently unaware of any medical outreach program in Obudu and will swoop immediately into action to investigate the issue.

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