Bauchi, Nigeria – In a significant breakthrough, the Bauchi State Police Command has arrested a 62-year-old native doctor, Tahir Ahmed, for allegedly producing counterfeit Nigerian currency. Ahmed was caught with paper notes that he had transformed into what appeared to be new N1000 notes through ritualistic chanting.

According to police reports, Ahmed’s arrest was made possible by a tip-off from a member of the public. The police acted swiftly, leading to the recovery of the counterfeit notes and preventing their circulation in the state.

The production and circulation of fake currency can have severe consequences on the economy, and the police’s timely intervention has helped to prevent such an outcome. The arrest is a testament to the police’s commitment to protecting the economy from counterfeiters.

The police are currently investigating the matter to determine the extent of Ahmed’s operations and to identify any potential accomplices. The Bauchi State Police Command’s efforts in combating counterfeit currency are commendable, and this arrest is a significant achievement in their ongoing fight against economic crimes.

The public is urged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities related to counterfeit currency to the authorities.