FIFTEEN YEARS (15) YEARS AGO TODAY 10 APRIL 2000, 16 STUDENTS INCLUDING A RED CROSS VOLUNTEER AND A FOUR YEAR OLD CHILD WERE MURDERED AND HUNDREDS OF THEM TORTURED AND MAIMED IN THE GAMBIA BY YAHYA JAMMEH’S GOVERNMENT FOR PROTESTING AGAINST THE RAPE AND MURDER OF TWO OF THEIR COLLEAGUES:
These people were killed/tortured/maimed because of Jammeh’s brutality, however, not because they seeking to be famous, neither mining diamonds or golds nor seeking to overthrow the government but of course, because they were seeking justice for two of their MURDERED and RAPED colleagues and for the entire country! It’s our collective responsibilities as people in general and Gambians in particular to seeking justice for the victims of these VICIOUS, CALLOUS, BARBARIC AND COWARDICE act else we will be on the wrong side of history.
Sainey Nyabally died of gunshot wounds; however you shall never be forgotten #RIP
Bakary Njie, died of gunshot wounds; however you shall never be forgotten #RIP
Ousman Sembene, died of gunshot wounds; however you shall never be forgotten #RIP
Ousman Sabally, died of gunshot wounds, however you shall never be forgotten #RIP
Lamin A. Bojang, died of gunshot wounds; however you shall never be forgotten #RIP
Momodou Lamin Chune, died of gunshot wounds; however you shall never be forgotten #RIP
Reginald Carrol, died of gunshot wounds; however you shall never be forgotten #RIP
Omar Barrow, Journalist and a Red Cross volunteer, gunshot wounds; however you shall never be forgotten #RIP
Karamo Barrow, died of gunshot wounds; however you shall never be forgotten #RIP
Momodou Lamin Njie, died of gunshot wounds; however you shall never be forgotten #RIP
Wuyeh Fode Mansally, died of gunshot wounds; however you shall never be forgotten #RIP
Calisco Prera died of gunshot wounds; however you shall never be forgotten #RIP
Bubacarr Badjie, died of gunshot wounds; however you shall never be forgotten #RIP
Comrades we shall continue to seek justice and it must be served REST IN PEACE till we meet again.
Abdoulie Sanyang died in a stampede; however you shall never be forgotten #RIP
Comrades we shall continue to seek justice and it must be served REST IN PEACE till we meet again.
Gambia Voices 