According to Nana, she used what she has to get what she needs after her boyfriend who was sponsoring her education abandoned her midway following lies told against her by jealous friends. Her words: "My boyfriend whom I met when I went to visit an uncle who was sponsoring my education. We had agreed to get married as soon as possible. Then some people i regard has a friends started peddling wicked lies against me without confirming if they were saying was true or false, he called it quits just like that. They told him I had an incurable disease. So, i decided to help myself because my parents cannot do anything for me. We are poor. My father used to be a driver but now he is unemployed while my mother is a full time housewife. Sometimes, she sells vegetables", They were paying me GH¢150 a month and you work late hours. But if you go out to hustle in the night, you can get that kind of money within a day or two. About 600 men slept with me from last year
A Cambridge university student who plunged to her death from a light aircraft in Madagascar "Jumped " from the plane, police have said.
Alana Cutland, 19, from Milton keyens in Buckinghamshire, died last week, but her body has still not been found.
He ruled out any connection to malaria drugs and said: "It is comfirmed that she opened the door and jump".
The investigation into why Ms Cutland fell from the plane is continuing, but one theory was that she may have suffered a servere adverse reaction to anti-malaria drugs.
The Colonel said: "we haven't heard about malaria drugs.
"We investigated but.... She had problems. She fell into a crisis - paranoia".
The incident was "not connected with drugs", he added.
Student Ms Cutland was studying natural science at Robinson College and was on an internship on the African island at the time of the incident.
Another police Colonels, jafisambatra Ravoavy, told the MYYOUNGSTARNEWS that she had opened the door of the plane soon afer it took off from a remote airstrip in northern Madagascar, on 25th July.
Col D'y La paix Ralaivaonary said there had been a struggle on board and another female passenger had tried to stop Ms Cutland jumping, "but wasn't able".
The passenger was now being supposed by the British Embassy in the island's capital Antananarivo, he said.
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