Friend Calls Out Harrison Gwamnishu Over 5-Year Debt, Amount Trends: "My Money, He Must Pay It"
- A man sparked social media buzz after he claimed activist Harrison Gwamnishu owes him a large sum
- He shared a photo of himself with the popular activist and mentioned the amount owed to him
- Many reacted to the man’s claims about the activist, who has been in the spotlight over recent allegations
A Nigerian man, claiming to be a friend of activist Harrison Gwamnishu, has said that the activist has owed him money for five years.
He mentioned the amount in a post that went viral on social media, sparking reactions from many people.
Source: Facebook
Friend claims Harrison Gwamnishu owes him money
He also said that Gwamnishu used to be a close friend and shared a picture of them together on his page.
According to a Facebook post, Shine Onyeigba 3 claimed the activist owes him N2 million and said Gwamnishu must pay, even if it means paying N100,000 monthly until the full amount is settled.
Source: Facebook
His statement:
"If Harrison Gwamnishu asks to pay 100k monthly till he completes my 2m, I will accept it. But he must pay, not threatening or boasting to be invisible. We must stand against injustice no matter who is involved.
"He used to be my friend and I have nothing against him. Matter of fact, I wish him well. But as for my money, he must pay it.
"It's almost 5yrs.
"As for his gullible followers, I have one word for you: IF E REACH YOUR TURN, FORGET YOUR MONEY WITH YOUR DEBTORS!"
As the post made its way online, many individuals who saw it reacted on the comments page.
Reactions as man calls out Harrison Gwamnishu
Asa noted:
"For kidnappers to settle down count money that means their customer don cheat them before."
Coleon stressed:
"Who would have believed that Evans was a kidnapper after sharing rice and oil to the villagers."
Mathias wrote:
"This is the opportunity he has to say what he is going through with Harrison... If e reach ur turn no talk o."
Bosede Sunday noted:
"What stop u for asking him for the money or post it den. Why now? Una conspiracy no go work frenemies."
Joe stressed:
"Which two million after you collected some money as you clam if you are said truth against him."
Aditson shared:
"After you done begged to snapped picture with him, boy wan use am get visibility on social media.. you came late.. that money done enter voice mail."
Raphael noted:
"Na here u wan talk am,u no know say Harrison owe u money since then abi. U better cover that your mouth."
Ebere said:
"Nhmmmmmmm behind every rumor there's an atom of truth, a lot of people have called Harrison out this issue of missing money started."
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In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian man who spoke with activist Harrison Gwamnishu about the ongoing ransom diversion case shared his observations.
Man leaves millions in Harrison’s car
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a Nigerian man shared his story about Harrison Gwamnishu. He said he helped save his brother from kidnappers and gave back some of the ransom money.
The man also said he left millions of naira in Harrison’s car. His story went viral on social media.
Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.
Source: Legit.ng
