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VENO NEWS Help! Victim Of Stray Bullet From Mentally Unstable Police Officer,Cries Out
Date: 25-06-25

×State Government Should Take Full Charge While Nigerian Police Force Should Do The Needful To Revive Him
...May we not be a victim of any stray bullet

This is Mr Charles Mkpang, one of the four people shot by a mentally unstable police officer identified as Inspector Effiong Bassey, on 23rd March 2025, at the Atakpa Divisional Police Station by Watt Market, Calabar, Cross River State.

He is the only survivor of the four; the other three have died.

Mkpang said he only received ?400,000 from the wife of the Governor and ?500,000 from VeryDarkMan.

He also said the Police AIG (Assistant Inspector General) gave him N50,000, and the next day, he sent N100,000 before a woman who said she was a police officer from the command brought ?50,000.

He spends most of the money on drugs, including one that costs ?42,000 for just a few days’ supply.

The bullet wounds left him with partial paralysis and a hole in his mouth that still affects his ability to eat and speak. “If I drink water or eat, it comes out through my nose. I cannot lift my left hand or leg. I am living with pain every day," Mkpang told reporters.

After initial surgery, Mkpang was moved to a stroke centre where he paid ?18,000 daily for nearly three weeks.

Though discharged, he continues to suffer from complications. He said doctors recommended a second surgery, but he lacks the funds.

The police said all efforts to get the Cross River State Government to help Mkpang proved abortive.

Despite promises, the victim says no government body has taken up responsibility for his treatment or rehabilitation. “I have two children. I cannot work. I need help from the government,” Mkpang pleaded.Source: Beth News.

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