The Treasure Hunt of an Antique Dealer

Foreign companies that extract oil in Nigeria are basically from the Western world. The resource benefit allocation ratio with the government here is generally half to half. Each foreign company contributes money, technology, and equipment.

Nigeria does not spend a penny. It only needs to pay attention to shipments and collect money. It can also earn the salary of grassroots workers. It seems to be sitting on it, but in fact it is suffering from the looting of precious mineral resources.

Who left Nigeria without the funds and technology to exploit oil on a large scale, or even the determination to exploit oil on its own, plus the various agreements left over from history, can only do so

For the time being, this problem will come out!

Due to various internal and external contradictions, a large number of local people in the Delta region object to the exploitation of oil by Western companies and the Nigerian government in the region. This has led to constant troubles and increasingly fierce contradictions.

On the one hand, the deepest conflict lies in the regional distribution of oil funds. When it comes to money, brothers will turn against each other, let alone a country that was pinched together by Western colonists.

Nigeria can't help but guns. Foreign companies can deploy mine guards in mining areas in compliance with local laws. Foreigners can even carry guns in other places in Nigeria, almost no one has ever asked.

In recent years, there have also been cases of kidnapping employees of foreign oil companies in the Delta region, especially those from the West who are the most conspicuous targets.

Because of this, employees of oil companies always bring weapons when they leave the mining area, especially when employees from the West go out, and even members of the mine protection team must travel together.

Faced with the reality, the local government has completely allowed these people to bring their guns to the streets instead of wandering around with their assault rifles on their backs.

After visiting Harib’s hometown, Harrison and Meyer, who came to Nigeria for more than half a year of rotation, naturally carried guns. They are still the m1911a1, which is extremely popular and deterrent in West Africa.

Black African traditional famous gun, powerful, big, with its identity and face, the two of them are also carrying a double-row ammunition model that is almost unseen in Africa, with a magazine capacity of 14 rounds, and they are equipped with empty-point bullets!

14 firepower of four or five points... as long as the hand is big enough, it can give the user absolute confidence!

Coincidentally, Harrison and Mayer are not small.

The blazing big gun was conspicuously inserted in the holster around his waist, and anyone could see that the two white men were not easy to provoke, let alone the locals with guns.

Harib also brought a gun when he went out. He had been a foreman for many years. He was also a technician. His salary was not low among the locals. His waist was another popular West African gun, Browning's great power.

So not only did the two policemen just think they didn't exist, but since they left the mining area, no one has come to provoke these three.

Even if you want to tie people, you don’t have to tie three hedgehogs. Those “guerrillas” under various banners are not stupid.

There are not many people with guns in the traditional tourist gathering area where some people filmed just now. This is close to the slave market, and there are obviously more people with guns.

It's not everyone who brings guns. It seems that there are rich people who are very poor in Benin City. Guns are not cheap, and they are not so cheap that everyone can afford them.

The three of them will walk to the open-air auction site and see a short and simple table built of wood in the middle, surrounded by more than half of a circle of people, and they are divided into gangs and gangs pointing to the stage.

As for the stage, two slave traders are showing their goods: slaves!

The buyers below are obviously centered on three Europeans, two white and one black. Harrison judged whether he was a European or a European in France from the dress of the black man.

This is the English-speaking area. The three European slave traders wear French brands and speak a strange English. With the keen sense of a sniper, Harrison judges that these three are all from France.

This will be intertwined in various languages, but except for the group where the three Europeans are, others deliberately lowered their voices. In fact, most of these people are sellers, and only a few idlers come to join in the fun.

Harrib finally learned to "stand and speak" because the slave traders on the stage spoke the local language. Harrib told Harrison two: "According to the rules, the two sellers said that the group was from The first-class goods from the northwest are not abducted, they are sold voluntarily.

Of course, this is just fine, most of the slaves traded in this market are still abducted, and they are specifically said to be sold voluntarily or sold by their families.

As for the people around us, they are all slave traders. Because there are European buyers, they all bring the best goods in their hands. They all want to sell them at a high price..."

Harib spoke in English, and the people around him could hear them, but the few thugs who guarded the auction floor and armed with guns did not care about them. As for the bunch of sellers, they even smiled here.

One of the three European slave traders also came here, and a middle-aged man in his fifties who seemed to be the leader even nodded.

There are eight dark-skinned young women on the stage, none of them is 20 years old. Some are trembling, some are numb, and some are desperate.

Meyer looked at this scene that violated the rules of modern civilization, and no longer looked interested in clothes, but frowned slightly: "I think of a piece of history text that I learned when I was in 6th grade. It seems to be called "Ancient Roman "Slave Market", civilization was in the 1990s, right?"

Did he have the illusion of being out of control on the time machine? This Ni-Ma disharmony!

Harrison didn't feel this, but asked Harib: "Is there anyone who bought himself and was sold by his family?"

Harib shrugged his shoulders and said, "This is normal in Nigeria and neighboring countries. They are too poor. Children from poor families are the ones who get lost most of them, and girls.

As for the supply of young and middle-aged men, most of them are selling themselves. "

Harrison shook his head and said, "With so many oil revenues every year, I really don't know what your upper management is doing!"

Nigeria has a phenomenon that is very famous in the world: Africa’s most populous country, the country is very rich, but there are so many poor people! Just like India, it claims to be 30 years ahead of China, but it is not actually on the earth!

Eight women were sold to three European slave traders. Harib calculated it and told Mayer both: "The average price is $600 each, which is a high price.

These hapless children will be sent to the female (river crab) branch hospital in Europe, and 90% of the Nigerian female (river crab) branch females sold to Europe are shipped in Benin City. Many of the hapless girls are given by their parents. Sold, eager to get'income from Europe' because of poverty. "

Groups of people were sold. The buyers were the three Europeans. Harrison and Meyer watched them for a while, but the more they looked at them, the more they were wrong!

Except for the first girls, the others are children and men.

"gone!"

After watching the excitement, I left~www.wuxiaspot.com~ When I walked to the place where the movie was filmed, Mayer pulled Harib away and said to Harrison: "Those three European chopsticks buy so many men. What are you doing with your child?

They don't use the labor on the farm, and show kindness to let those people go to Europe as illegal immigrants to pan for gold? "

"Did you find it too?" Harrison said.

"Young women in Europe can create wealth for those bastards. What can men do if they go? Would it be that?"

Meyer and Harrison actually thought of the same thing, something worse than human trafficking!

Harrib went to buy a cold drink. Now Harrison said: "The boss and our people have almost cut off the Western European gang doing underground death movies, and the eastern supply channel of the illegal human organ trade. I think those scumbags are possible. Got the idea to Africa."

When Meyer heard this, he said, "Organs of different races should be universal. I think it should be like this. Would you like to say hello to the company?"

"necessary!"