Ghana : Après la mort de Cheikh Touré, les parents de Bamba et Momo confirment le kidnapping
Concern is growing following the news of the death of young footballer Cheikh Touré in Ghana. While the Ministry of African Integration, Foreign Affairs and Senegalese Abroad issued a statement commenting on the case, the fate of the two other traveling companions, Bamba and Momo, remains the main source of anxiety.
Minister Cheikh Niang spoke of the investigations to find the remains of Cheikh Touré, deposited at the Ebenezer morgue in Tafo, and of the arrangements for his repatriation, without commenting on the cases of Bamba and Momo, who are also said to be in danger.
Since the outbreak of this affair, information has revealed that Bamba and Momo, who have given no further sign of life, are in the hands of kidnappers.
This fear was confirmed by their relatives in a video that has been circulating since the evening of Saturday, October 18. They said they reached them via video call, which allowed them to see that the two young people were in a "worrying situation" because they "did not even dare to raise their voices." The relatives thus became convinced that these two companions of Sheikh are also in the hands of the kidnappers.
Distraught, the parents of these young people are calling for the mobilization and support of the Senegalese people in order to save their two compatriots.
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Sénégalais mo niakk fayda
On doit attaquer les ghanéen qui vivent au Sénégal legui affaire b8 lerr kone
non mon frere , tout sauf ca , pense aux senegalais qui vivent a accra meme s ils ne sont pas nombreux au ghana , on ne souhaite pas une crise a la mauritaniene senegal comme ce fut le cas en 1989 .
il faut que les seneglais marchent en direction de l ambbassade du ghana a dakar , en realite on ne sait pas exactement le nombre de jeunes kidnappes , je me souviens il y a de cela 5 mois deja j entendais parler de jeunes senegalais kidnappes au ghana vers kumassi ,tamale , c est un senegalais etabli a accra qui m en avait parle de ca . les pays anglophones tel que le ghana et le nigeria sont a eviter , au nigeria c est pareil il y a trop de cas d enlevements , entre le nigeria et le ghana , c est comme du 6 ou du 9 . des ghananens m ont explique qu au temps de jerry rawlings le ghana etait sure , le gens le taxaient de dictateur mais au moins il avait le merite d avoir fait du ghana un pays sure , depuis ce qu ils appelent l avenement de la democratie , l insecurite la criminalite gagnent du terrain au ghana , c aurait etet du temps de jerry rawlings , pareille monstruosite ne ce serait pas produit .
hastag free our boys
C’est vraiment triste j’espère qu’au moins ils seront retrouvés sains et saufs
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