Activist Harrison Gwamnishu Regains Freedom After 2 Weeks in Police Custody in Edo State

Activist Harrison Gwamnishu was released after spending two weeks in police custody in Edo State, Nigeria. He was held in connection with an alleged ransom payment for a kidnapped couple.
Gwamnishu denied being arrested and insisted he went to the police voluntarily. The Edo State Police Command was commended for its professionalism during his detention.
Social media users expressed mixed feelings about his release.
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