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Police arrest man over Facebook post alleging plan by bandits to attack Akwa Ibom

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The controversial post as shared by the police

Months after the arrest and prosecution of social media commenter Godsown Udoito and the police declaration of activist Manfred Ekpe as wanted, the Akwa Ibom Police Command arrested another resident over a viral security-related post.

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