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Activist Harrison Gwamnishu: ‘The Majority Of Andrew Ochekwo’s Victims Were Students And Girls From The Working Class’

Activist Harrison Gwamnishu has stated that there is no proof to support the claim that the missing individuals, Celine Ndudim and her Ghanaian friend Afiba, were involved in any “hookup” arrangement or met Andrew Ochekwo for financial gain.

The two women have been missing since April 28, after traveling from Port Harcourt to Aba upon Andrew’s invitation.

In a recent post on his Instagram page dated June 10, Harrison emphasized that there is no proof of any financial discussions between Celine and Andrew, contrary to assertions made by some individuals.

He also highlighted that the authenticity of the circulated WhatsApp message allegedly exchanged between Andrew and Celine cannot be verified due to the absence of a date. Harrison based his statements on his investigative findings.

He wrote: ‘’STOP SHAMING VICTIMS. As the body recovered is yet to be identified, please be informed that Celine and Afiba are still missing. To set the record straight, there is no evidence that Celine Ndudim discussed money with Andrew Ochekwo as the WhatsApp screenshot trending has no DATE.

“Some of Andrew victims narrated to me that Andrew uses their phones to communicate with himself. From findings, Andrew doesn’t go for HOOK UP girls as of his victims I personally interviewed are mostly students and working class girls.

“He befriend his victims before inviting them and from his social media posts, pictures and videos, Andrew Ochekwo’s appears as a responsible man.

“The continued narrative that they are hook up girls is demeaning. Before Celine left Portharcourt, she pleaded to Afiba to go with her to visit a Facebook friend she met for over two years. Their friend can attest to this.

“CELINE & AFIBA DISAPPEARED FROM 27TH APRIL, 2024. HELP KEEP SEARCHING FOR THEM’.’

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