Who is Jaffar Amin, the Son of Mad Dictator Idi Amin

[@Shaarawim]

I met Amin the father twice mid 1990s where I was working in Jeddah. 1st time by chance, 2nd time I wanted to listen to what he had to say. He was very outspoken person. Great story, great example on limits of liability, friendship, forgiveness, love and more. If I can be put in touch with jaafar, would appreciate it.

[@k.a6880]

More of a deadly and poisonous Maniac.

[@jackieeden]

I can not believe God led me to this video. ... I cried ❤. Very worth it . Well done on both sides

[@rongair8699]

African Brothers I am grateful to see the effort of true reconciliation you displayed to Ugandans and the rest of the world. May the Deads rest in Peace. My hope is to see a Unified and wise Africa rising through efforts like yours.

[@johncbny]

Idi Amin should never rest in peace. He was a despotic strong man who was cruel towards his own people.

[@caderalialias]

Idi amin when he corperate with israel ok god african when he turn over israel n American co owner of our free wonderful world he became there enemy now he is a canibal that is democracy

[@byaruhangaroger2475]

I used to be Jaffars immediate supervisor when we were working with DHL international and I can authoritatively state that he's a very genuine human being and all he's doing is in very good faith!.... Anyone that sees him I need his current phone contacts

[@fabianoestevaoaraujodasilv9522]

Baba ovo!

[@Tjalie-j6i]

Right😂

[@Sa-n8u]

Jaffer got a gentle soul

[@chriseffiong7506]

Yeah right?

[@jessicaabranches7060]

Find out His contact of social media or Facebook search?

[@josevasquez8929]

Hello from Chile. Interesting document of the past history of Uganda. Forgiveness and love is what these two men are giving each other. A great example for humanity.

[@emilysimelane6376]

This story deserves a movie ❤🇿🇦

[@Hannahonthemove]

A movie was made.It's called The king of Scotland

[@shirleywallace171]

The Rise and Fall of Iddi Amin is the best to watch.

[@emilysimelane6376]

@shirleywallace171 I watched the movie in the late 80s if I'm not mistaken and yes it was a good movie

[@jessicaabranches7060]

What's Abba father and son Jesus Christ saying about all this that happened in Uganda up to Now?

[@kind_enquirer6229]

I think so too.

[@macymolokwane4358]

What a sad story😢when we were kids in primary school my grandmother used to tell us terrible stories about Idi Amin and what's happening in Uganda and to hear it from his sons like this is really heart breaking. But I thank God that these two gentlemen have reconciled and come together like this , and it's not their fault what happened . To God be the glory

[@Mhoro33]

Idi Amin was a true leader. Anyone the zios and western thieves find as challenging to conquer is a dictator.. qué Gaddafi, Malcolm and many other fallen leaders. Wake up Africa

[@Joiedevivredesilives]

They were both responsible for the killings however 2 fine sons

[@HappyToursAfrica]

Jaffar thank you for visiting Oboth Ofumbi family. Thank you for accepting and buying the animals for cleansing. Above all thank you for the reconciliatory spirit. Asante kwa documentary. Greetings from Uganda

[@tarsin1]

Amazing how forgiveness brings back love!

[@Joel-wh5hp]

Love love this. Viewed from Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@muralidharj9221]

One of best videos I have ever seen. Thanks a lot.

[@oligarchytheatre777]

It's a GOOD documentary! HONORABLE!!! EXCELLENT!! I WISH THEM THE BEST IN THEIR UGANDAN SAVANA HOTEL ENDEAVORS!! GOOD TO SEE THEY ARE STRONG BROTHERS UNITED FOR BETTERMENT OF IT ALL!!

[@maxchixk7355]

It's a good documentary where events from the past finally brought the two families together again.

[@carolellis6417]

When Jesus said"forgive your brother 70x70", He knew the hardness in forgiveness when humankind can cause much pain hurt and loss for others. The sacrificial rituals became a part of the statutes for cleansing. Jesus came as the sacrificial lamb but the rituals are practiced as a cleansing of the land.❤ Thanks be to God.

[@Fashionanthropologist]

Heart-wrenching odyssey of two kindred brothers, this deserves a book ...a tale of two unusual brothers 🇰🇪 🇰🇪. Wish i could pen it

[@clifforddriver9434]

Yes, it does. The human spirit is unpredictable.

[@carolellis6417]

I think you show pen your spirit's message. Write.

[@Madeintheusa707]

If we learn from history we are less likely to repeat it.

[@vijaychavda8367]

I'm happy to see both person forgiveness. HUMANITY PREVAILING.

[@itguru2943]

Power is truly transient Forgiveness is a powerful tool we all need to embrace, including me. I think I like this Jaffar Amin guy, he seems to be a good hearted man.

[@talesbyenrica644]

What a beautiful story of forgiveness!!!!!!! My heart if filled.

[@talash3092]

My heart goes to you Jaffa! Thank you for this documentary, it touched my heart and made me cry but I know you are okay and that is what matters!

[@syedasifjamil9973]

I met Idi Amin in a supermarket in Jeddah in 1983/84 and chatted with him for a while. He was a huge man but was soft spoken with a smile on his face.

[@RatutiniTabusakia-u1d]

300,000 people died during his reign as president Idi Amin Dada do you still think that's not dictator 😂😂😢😢

[@mohammedsadiq1222]

The greatness of love and affection shown by this two brothers is the message of our prophet Mohammed saw the perfect purity .May Allah bless their nation.

[@carolellis6417]

I remember growing up in the seventies and hearing the positive movements of the Pan African love for change and their movement extended to the changes we experience in our growth. He empowered Africans around the world to embrace changes. Entebbe was the 'pilot's our global positive growth.❤ Jaffar, your voice is a voice I heard so many times and I truly believe you live your life without make me know it is you. Thank you for sharing this vision❤ Wnt

[@francoisedakri7732]

Great documentary 👏🏿! Indeed, forgiveness speaks it all ❤. Thank you for being family again...

[@eliasnavytanga]

Great documentary Jafar. Keep up doing a good work.

[@freddywewe6672]

What an amazing experience 😊 such rich history 👏 Quite unfortunate what happened yet amazing how it all winds and comes together. Thank you for sharing this beautiful, nostalgic piece of history🙏

[@SPINENAIJA]

We can never lose our culture in Africa.. No matter how much some people try to take it away from us.. Our way of life is the best.. We just need to work on having leaders who doesnt take advantage of this as a vulnerability, and we will be fine. The world can learn a lot from us.

[@christianleon2471]

It’s lose. What’s loose? Your shoe strings? your pants?

[@SPINENAIJA]

@christianleon2471 your mama's panties

[@SPINENAIJA]

@christianleon2471 your meme's pata

[@christianleon2471]

@@SPINENAIJA your moms ass?

[@gudduukraine270]

@@christianleon2471 He knows at least 3 languages. How many you know Smart Ass.

[@WakatMakwinja]

Beautiful reconciliation! Thanks to the producers of this documentary!

[@fufutakorua5888]

This two brothers really want to make things right together, yet the horror of the past is still shaken them apart. God's blessings to your path to reconciliation and make past negatives into a monument of positive peace for your family and people to admire in the future.

[@johncbny]

In the late 1970s when I was growing up on a Caribbean island, my brother was going through his ‘back to Africa’ phase, as was the rest of the island. This made my mother so mad because she wanted no part of what she called nonsense. So he couldn’t wear the dashiki, or loc his hair or any of that. But he could read, and boy, did he read. And he would give me books. He gave me the book ‘State of Blood’ about the atrocities of Idi Amin. And after I read it, at 8 years old, I learned how cruel people could be. It’s bad enough when others are cruel, but when one is cruel towards their own, it’s even worse.

[@LillysConner]

Did you read the last king of Scotland or watched the movie? I was just 3 when Amin took over and dad’s family taking me and my brother away from mom, lived with grandma then school age from relative to relative, enduring both physical and emotional abuse and didn’t see my father till 9 yrs later, I remember so many disappearing never to be seen again.

[@lulamantshephe5595]

My ex President in South Africa, Thabo Mbeki lived in England for more than 40 years, but you can trace the Xhosa accent when he speaks English, same with Mandela❤❤❤❤

[@eunicekyere7946]

Oh my God! What an emotional journey😭😭😭😭❤❤❤❤

[@leonardlomayanigideon2060]

Iddi.Amin was not a dictator,he was a true pan African.The term dictator came from the colonialists like they name any African revolutionary leader.Stop misleading

[@nayanaadikari4454]

The word "Dictator"has been used by western countries for introducing the leaders who cannot be danced by them .This is a strategy which they use allover the world .

[@mandeiro]

Hahahaha

[@travisatkins9676]

Gaddafi as well

[@KT-ov4bz]

Bless you, for correcting these colonial puppets that believe the narratives sold to them to demonize our African giants.

[@fellosantana9535]

Imbesil

[@mahmaodmahmaof554]

Colonial Europe talks about human rights, freedom, and democracy, which is a funny and crying thing

[@naturesmomentstv]

Jaffar Amin's story sheds light on the complexities of his father's regime. What more can we learn about the impact of Idi Amin's dictatorship?

[@jobsline727]

Best documentary make a video of how Tony blare murdered kids and women in Afghanistan and Iraq too

[@malikakacimi7307]

N'importe quoi 😂

[@Joiedevivredesilives]

Or how genocide is happening in Gaza this very minute

[@amlikethatpersonthatlikese5290]

15 minutes in am hooked to this duo .... Its a very good documentary, i loved this insight keep up the good work ❤️best of luck to both of these guys

[@chibuezechukusa5434]

Am almost in tears watching this video, am so happy about the end.

[@karamokanyi]

I have 😢 very emotional especially the young lady accepting and welcoming him into their family ❤

[@Jubella-l1d]

Inspiring. Life is full of trials and tribulations...let us all be grateful for what tomorrow brings.

[@olamao786]

Gosh these 2 have gone through a lot and trying to build a wall against their father mistakes. May God in his merciful mind forgive the dead and bring peace between the children they left behind

[@kind_enquirer6229]

THEIR fathers' mistakes? The man who was killed made no mistake.

[@johnsimonkamhara4121]

This is touching!! Forgiveness!!!

[@nkcarriersllc3149]

This is a great documentary.wish it was a series

[@vishalmansingh7858]

Loads of respect to Jaffaar..... Love you buddy....from 🇲🇺 Mauritius

[@redmambafungs1294]

This was so moving,based on raw facts and so much educational with a clear message of both love and forgiveness,I agree 100% to make a movie out of it will be a big draw at the box office.

[@queenwere1]

The West like to describe any leader that tried to liberate Afrikans as mad 😢😢😢 Iddi was not mad, he made Uganda self reliant and very business owners. Away with imperialism and colonial powers Kwendeni huko 😢😢

[@Ponobell]

My African brothers and sisters. I am happy to see you people getting together to forgive what happened and to reconcile as a people. We Africans have gone through a lot since the coming of the white man to Africa. The divisions thy planted and the distrust they created, is still hurting us up to this day. Things are changing. It’s going to get better. BRICS is going to be a better option for Africans and the World to do business with.

[@jesusjzhib2414]

Trato de comprender que jaffar aún no entiende la dimensión de crueldad que implemento su padre ya que el vivió lo mejor del poder y lo que conlleva una vida de lujos pero su amigo que pierde la vida su padre es otro punto se vista, pero el mundo y las civilizaciones estan hechas de traidores, asesinos y heroes. Ánimo a todos los que nos interesa un poco de la cultura del mundo !! Seamos empáticos y mejores !!!

[@rajaharri]

Lovely documentary. It's terrible how men seeking power can affect generations, whether good or bad.

[@olutoyinlovelimind8197]

Beautiful and educational. This should be on BBC documentary programs from the world to see.

[@simonank7996]

It's very touching indeed, FORGIVENESS. ❤

[@ofambaeddie]

May God bless these two sons for reuniting the families mired in such tragedy! ❤

[@andiridwanandi]

Orang orang yang berjiwa besar adalah orang yang memberi Maaf kepada orang yang menyakiti nya.

[@kigongowinnie4014]

Because am a Ugandan born in the aftermath of all if his, i really like stories like this so that i cant understand better my grandma's stories. I hope as Ugandans we all from this history 😢

[@LiriFX]

This is good. I love it!

[@SthembeleZwide-ei6pf]

This Amin son shows no remorse at all 😢

[@sanelepcele]

Algorithm led me here, such an emotional and thought provoking watch

[@itzelmedor]

Definitivamente los eventos vividos y querer pasar la página de una historia marcada es lo positivo de ambos en ese instante y reconocer lo que realmente es valioso para ambos .

[@kimanijohn6883]

Amin loved uganda and was willing to sacrifice his reputation globally but maintain his own country for Ugandans but unfortunately he lacked education.

[@MadhavSharmaradharadha-1]

He didn't loved anybody but he loved bodies

[@TheFaizal86]

Great Story... Friendship is everything in life...

[@AliPo-ne3yf]

Amazing. Sydney'Oz Solid Salute. Thankyou ThankU thankyou 🙌🏼🕊️

[@Rush848]

i hope we all will learn forgiveness , very nice documentary

[@tommillia7816]

Very Nice story... I absolutely loved it... The POWER OF FORGIVENESS..... They say FORGIVENESS is a GIFT you give yourself 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@godwinuringi7513]

Planned Children English. I enjoy working with Jaffer the Voice Artist. Always bringing biscuits for everyone at the studio. much love J.

[@RanjitWimalaratne]

A very good human story.

[@tresorabaingi2699]

Dieu est si grand est miséricordieux, je n'arrive pas à me contenir devant cette situation si spéciale caractérisée par une sincérité exemplaire et plein de respect. Que Dieu nous éloigne de la division, la haine et le préjugé.

[@tommillia7816]

So much pain 😢caused my one Man.. glad for the Love shown Now..❤

[@elijahfresh5985]

I think there's nowhere in the world where Idd Amin's story is more negatively portrayed than in Tanzania. I knew this when I first met a Ugandan who thought that Idd Amin did a greater job than Museven.

[@inazirahmed]

Great I reckon this as the best and genuine documentsry

[@EvertonKerr-e5f]

Powerful ❤

[@timothymburugu1980]

The scenery is spectacular, beautiful park view

[@queenwere1]

Eden itself ❤❤

[@thesarbajeet]

Anyone else thought he’s Micheal Jordan at first 🤣

[@elmanelman407]

📽 42:21 i,m from Azerbaijan🇦🇿 so as a muslim it's best scene of doc to me all believers pray together 🥲

[@floridianman]

Jesus loves you

[@Tendeza_]

@@floridianman Jesus was a prophet of God

[@shakiMiki]

@@Tendeza_ You all need to grow up & stop believing fairy tales.

[@Tendeza_]

@@shakiMiki you keep on believing that something exploded from absolute nothing 😂 braindead take from people who will claim they value logic and evidence

[@jimmyoyat7717]

Where's Azerbaijan 😳😳🤔🤔

[@rosehemick9663]

This story should of been everywhere...instead these angry protests that achieve nothing are everywhere.....also, many Ruwanda neighbors did the same...so they can continue without hatred....Forgiveness❤😊

[@evembanda]

Great documentary

[@vennlailaml4022]

The power of forgiveness

[@duchess56me-tf7fx]

Interesting....the reconciliation is best for all concerned. 👍💯

[@baroncamiloagasim-pereirao307]

Two terrific human, sons of a sad history. Great burden for both man! You can feel the pain of Jaffar is so honest.

[@johnmwakoma8871]

True reconciliation....

[@gyllenspetzfamily7993]

This is the way. It's interesting that blood was shed to close this chapter.

[@GoooObama08]

Wow it was so fascinating and very moving. The power of forgiveness and healing. ❤❤❤

[@ratnavati2119]

Indahnya saling memaafkan...❤ Utk masa depan bangsa yg lebih baik...👍🙏

[@FoFo-gm2iv]

I met amin many times in a barbershop back in the 90's in Jeddah Saudi Arbaia, I was just a kid He had an ego, but other than that, he was just a normal man and friendly to me❤rip

[@KecksBarü]

Its simple we dont inherite hate. If the parents fall out that should not lead to the children's. We are not British

[@akinyiokeyo4618]

The beauty of truth....

[@thingsall1347]

Love this, thanks for video

[@mauriceomolo4604]

This video made me cry because this Jaffer is paying for the sins of his father- very emotional indeed.

[@jimmyoyat7717]

Hhhmmm u have tears😂😂

[@omar7239]

Love ❤ u all From 🇱🇰...

[@tinasmith4371]

Very enlighten documentary 👏🏾

[@FeisalOmary-yp6vu]

wonderful this is how friends are for really

[@xdecipherousx]

No need to re-live the past. Just forgive, make peace and forge new strengths through unity.

[@Gubuled]

Healing means making peace with the past and sometimes it means revisiting for closure.

[@zeenathkausar1610]

I COULD SEE THE PAIN & REGRET ON JAFFER FACE ❤ FROM INDIA 🇮🇳

[@papa_arieno]

Idi Amin was a darling of the white and was an astute soldier. He even practiced internationally eg in Kenya. He was strong, sharp and effective. When he became leader of Uganda the colonialists wanted to use and misuse him for their own gains. When Iddi Amin declined their manipulations they started demonizing him. Amin lived ahead of his time. He is an African hero

[@JackieAlbano]

esses documentários são 🇧🇷 muito bons, não se fazem 🇿🇦 documentários como antes ✨

[@ulyssesparado2743]

This is a very beautiful content and Documentary......SALUTE---from the Philippines!

[@oligarchytheatre777]

I FEEL THE SAME BROTHER

[@JTJohn05]

Oo nga eh.

[@sylviaboose793]

Beautiful story of the two

[@naomiturtle4404]

Beautiful ,love is always the answer

[@SouthernMi]

Forgiveness bridges back the New beginning in life...

[@fridelasria5936]

❤❤❤indonesia❤❤❤uganda

[@georgewangila6057]

Watching from Vienna,Austria

[@sherleengibson8847]

Very HEARTFELT GOD 👑 is GOOD 🙏🏾

[@babikajoyce1751]

Uganda, mu Uganda every body have pain and carries it in its way. These two men you can see the pain though one has anger but after listening to his friend he caught up with the past because that what we are all going though. My dad had an accident before 1966 but my uncle down in villages was made to empty his house properties loading army's lorry and afterwards told to sit in his chair 'MWAMI AKOYE' and they finished him with shootings. People, people lets come together as before to leave our children and grandchildren in 'PEACE' of the past

[@mphommopi3728]

Wow!! That was hurt breaking. The pain in those men faces where hard to watch