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International Embarrassment For Ex Gov & Senator, Godswill Akpabio As London Luxury Hotel, Mandarin Oriental Declined His Credit Card

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Former governor now Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Godswill Akpabio yesterday got more than he bargained for.
His credit card was declined at luxury hotel situated in London, Mandarin Hotel.

The embarrassing episode reportedly transpired at the check in point.

A flustered Senator Akpabio was reportedly kept at the reception at the insistence of the management of the hotel as he called his banker back in Nigeria according to information sourced from newsbreaker platform saharareporters.

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Sen Godswill Akpabio

spotter revealed that Akpabio confirmed the development when the online platform got in touch with him

According to saharareporters the former governor of Akwa Ibom state ‘admitted that his card was declined because he had used the card to check out of the Four Seasons luxury hotel earlier today. Akpabio stated that his credit card had maxed out of its daily spending limit’

The news breaker captured Akpabio’s mood when his credit card was declined as ‘, was visibly embarrassed on being told that his credit card had been denied’

The former Governor who travelled for improved medical car after his bullet proof automobile collided with vehicle belonging to the American Embassy reportedly wore a blue sports jacket and accompanied by two unidentified persons at the time of the incident.
He later allowed entry societynowng.com learnt.

Here is a link for background information reason for the London trip that earned Senator Akpabio international embarrassment – http://societynowng.com/Senator-Godswill-Akpabio-Abandons-N30b-Specialist-Hospital-He-Erected-As-Akwa-Ibom-Gov-For-Post-Car-Crash-Treatment-Abroad

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