
Asuquo Etim, the 42-year-old man who took a 12-year-old daughter of
Bakassi refugee, Mary Okon, as a collateral for a N600,000 loan, has
said the girl works for him to feed his (creditor’s) family.
The Punch had on December 30, 2014, exclusively reported that Mary’s father, Okon, secured the loan from Etim in installments in 2013, with a view to saving the life of his first daughter, Blessing, who was diagnosed with blood cancer.
Blessing, however, died in September 2013, despite efforts made to sustain her life.
But speaking with our correspondent at his residence on Orok Effiom Street, off Atimbo Road, Calabar, Cross River State, on Tuesday, Etim, who described himself as
The Punch had on December 30, 2014, exclusively reported that Mary’s father, Okon, secured the loan from Etim in installments in 2013, with a view to saving the life of his first daughter, Blessing, who was diagnosed with blood cancer.
Blessing, however, died in September 2013, despite efforts made to sustain her life.
But speaking with our correspondent at his residence on Orok Effiom Street, off Atimbo Road, Calabar, Cross River State, on Tuesday, Etim, who described himself as















