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“You all say Harrison Gwamnishu is doing a good work, but now, let me ask you people, how does Harrison get this information? Harrison must be thoroughly investigated. How does he keep meeting these kidnappers and still escape unharmed?” - Young Nigerian Soldier questions


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxo0s7qVPqc

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The Most ungrateful people in the world are Nigerians, especially those supporting APC

Una don investigate Sheikh Gumi finish? Mtcheew

He is the southern version of Sheik Gumi.

Harrison is another Segalink

There's no country that doesn't have professional negotiators, these negotiators know these "bandits", know their networks, how they work.
In fact, if someone is taken and no ransom is asked, a negotiator can contact a few "contacts" to see if any "cell" took someone and is yet to ask for payment. Now pay attention: don't condemn this, beyond the shores of this country, these people work in a professional capacity recognised by the government and the powers that be. Not everything is a conspiracy or a setup or a scam, educate yourself...most police trauma units have a few professional negotiators attached to them fgs. What's wrong with being an independent negotiator insofar as he gets the job done?
The same negotiators exist for the art world, for when piece are stolen and "ransomed" back to their owners

Ladies and gentlemen!
I present to you sheikh Harrison Gumi Gwamnishu.

The soldier asking that question how many kidnappers him don catch?

Una no fit catch, the person wey dey try catch e dey pepper 🌶️ una for body

LeeSmart:
Una don investigate Sheikh Gumi finish? Mtcheew

Dem fit dey work together. Kidnapping is a team work

untoldtruth:
There's no country that doesn't have professional negotiators, these negotiators know these "bandits", know their networks, how they work.

We know there are professional negotiators who are always called upon to negotiate with criminals when people are held hostage in some countries. But it isn't all the time that security agents bow to their demands, and even if they do, they go all out to track them down.

However, what we are experiencing is a far cry from what is happening in other countries. Who made the man in question a professional negotiator, and why are they always bowing to the demands of the bandits? There are certain information he is privy to which makes him at risk. So, I wonder why he is risking his life for people that are not even his relatives.

The truth is, I don't trust any Nigerian when money is involved. This is how they pretend to run NGO's to support the poor. But divert the funds they get from foreign donors for personal use. So, the questions raised by the soldier in the video are valid, and the so called negotiator should be investigated.