“He must pay”- Man who claims to be Harrison Gwamnishu’s friend calls him out over nearly 5‑year debt

–By Chris-Vincent Agyapong Febiri, the author is a Ghanaian-British writer/journalist and a Human Rights Lawyer based in the UK. Ghanaian newspaper The Herald carried out […]

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“He must pay”- Man who claims to be Harrison Gwamnishu’s friend calls him out over nearly 5‑year debt

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