@salonekongosa: Jariatu blog back up released a video in response to Sannoh's statement, in which he suggested that Sierra Leoneans should support Admire Bio rather than the Italian businessman she allegedly scammed in a gold fraud case. In her response, Jariatu raised several important concerns about the broader consequences of such actions. She argued that if a Sierra Leonean is involved in scamming a foreign businessman, it could negatively affect the reputation of Sierra Leoneans currently living and working in Italy. According to her, incidents like these can contribute to mistrust and make it more difficult for law-abiding Sierra Leoneans abroad to be viewed positively. Jariatu also highlighted the assistance that Italy has provided to many Sierra Leonean migrants and refugees who arrive in the country by boat. She noted that the Italian government and various humanitarian organizations have offered support through food, housing, healthcare, and other essential services to help migrants rebuild their lives. Furthermore, she discussed how international fraud cases involving Sierra Leoneans can reinforce negative stereotypes about the country. She warned that such incidents may discourage foreign investors and businesspeople from engaging with Sierra Leone, fearing potential scams or dishonest business practices. This, she argued, could harm the country's reputation and reduce opportunities for economic growth, investment, and international partnerships. Jariatu concluded by emphasizing that Sierra Leoneans should condemn criminal behavior regardless of who is involved. She argued that protecting the country's image, encouraging ethical conduct, and promoting trust with international partners are more important than defending individuals accused of wrongdoing simply because they share the same nationality. #salonetiktokers🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱 #salonekongosa #salonetiktokers🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱salone

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