
Finnish Somali Journalist involved in smuggling scam in Finland
10 January 2020 00:19
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Mogadishu - A Somali Finnish Journalist Wali Hashi has been involved in a series of profitable smuggling chain from Somalia to Europe, where he brokered to send many Somalis to travel from Somalia, a lucrative business which is illegal and many countries are fighting t trying way to encountering how to stop.
Sources in Somalia, Kenya and Sudan indicate that the last 10
months he secured to smuggle more than 5 people, who some of them made
to Turkey and Europe.
Many Somalis die in the Sahara and into sea to reach either Saudi
Arabia or Europe in their bid to make a better life. The UN office for
Migration has helped returned hundreds of Somalis who were stranded in
Yemen and Libya, some of them spent . The returnees were first who were
smuggled from Somalia with huge sums of money.
This man who uses dual identity is called Abdi Hassan Hashi but
presents presents himself as Wali Hashi is an employee at the Finnish
Foundation for Media and Development known as VIKES and a regular
visitor to Somalia, where he makes his profitable illegal business
there.
Born in the central Somalia town of Dhusamareb from poor family,
grew up as shoe shiner to help his family, left for Finland to get his
family out of this miserable life according to family members
interviewed by Sunatimes.
Multiple sources conducted from his family members and friends
said that his journey of this business dates back to 1993, when he first
smuggled his sister purportedly as his wife from the Finnish Embassy in
Ethiopia and at the same time convinced his Finnish girl friend who
loved him much at the time to claim his brother as her husband as family
reunion visa.
"Though he grew up as shoe shiner in Dhusamareb, he was very
smart,” a family member whose name withheld for security reasons said,
"This story is not quite secret and proudly tells the people that he
managed his sister to bring to Finland as his proported wife”
"He also managed to convince his Finnish girl to claim his brother
as her husband by taking advantage of her love, which he did.” he added.
Sources in Finland confirmed that upon arriving in Finland, she
immediately changed her name and claimed a new asylum with the name
Fardowsa Baraale and upon receiving the asylum decision, she claimed
family reunion visa where she had brought the rest of her family
including her mother, whereas their brother brought by the Finnish woman
left for Denmark where he applied an asylum.
Many people have fled to many countries around the world especially
in Europe, Canada and Amerca either in search for a safe place to live
or for economic conditions in order to get a better life.
Read the Original Article from Sunatimes.com
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Finnish Somali Journalist involved in smuggling scam in Finland
Mogadishu - A Somali Finnish Journalist Wali Hashi has been involved in a series of profitable smuggling chain from Somalia to Europe, where he brokered to send many Somalis to travel from Somalia, a lucrative business which is illegal and many count