TRRC NENEH M.C CHAM PT1 30.03.21

[@idajane280]

Neneh m c Cham thank you for helping people who are in difficult time we know that you help a lot of people,May Allah be with you.

[@clementgavi7290]

Human beings come on earth without having asked and on earth some human beings live their life in a such a way that millions must suffer, must die, etc from how they perceive and conceive their life. And after they will come with the idea of Commission of of truth, reconciliation, etc. While this is ongoing event, at the same time thousands must flee atrocities in Tigray region, in Ethiopia, toward Sudan, where the South Sudan has similar deadly issues, etc Repeatedly Make ourselves the causes of suffering and pain to our fellow human beings and repeatedly come with the same solution, and as result the problem remains. Why don't we get rid of the principles at the root of all these madness? Why don't we stay away from those things that transform human beings into concrete monsters? If we have hope, if we fear God, if we have pity, we can prevent ourselves from being the causes of all these. Let's get rid of devil. let's get rid of what defiles human beings.

[@dranzageezprocva9881]

Was the acid poured on the private parts of the victim concentrated or diluted? With the latter, minimum damage is inflicted on the human skin if the affected area is throughly washed with water within 30 seconds, the degree of the wound is not very critical . With concentrated Hydrochloric Acid, which is highly corrosive, differrent severity of burns may result and if the liquid comes in contact with the eyes, blindness, cataracts, etc. can result if the area affected is not rinsed copiously with water immediately. Very inhumane to use acid as a material tool of torture. In some countries, vats of concentrated HCL are used to make cadavers disappear.

[@muhammadtrawally229]

سيس شذى ي

[@gongilastchild141]

Well said mum

[@Kidgamerb]

Mrs Wood of FIDA Ghana,it seems the Ghanaian judiciary have contributed alot to the Gambian justice system however Gambians paid them back by mercilessly killing about 40 Ghanaian youth intentionally but wrongfully labeling them as missionaries.

[@kandarbo5775]

Is more than 40 Ghanaians it was up to 55 and the 56th one got escaped.

[@Kidgamerb]

@@kandarbo5775 thanks for the update

[@ashshakur1316]

I’m not happy how you phrase your sentence. The Gambians are also victims of Yaya Jammeh including his own family.

[@Kidgamerb]

Mr Shakur i understand your point but Ghana has always had cordial relationship with Gambia.There are Gambians schooling in Ghana,Ghana has a high commission office in the Gambia your leaders could have consulted Ghana's ambassador but they didn't because all they were interested in was to kill,once your leader takes a decision its for the entire citizens so its Gambians that did it.

[@ashshakur1316]

@@Kidgamerb It’s hard to understand but believe it or not, the ex president never listen or consult anyone even matters affecting the populace. There are lots of Ghanaian living in The Gambia. There’s an area call Ghana Town (fishing area)where Ghanaians live for many many years. Our high School teachers most of them were Ghanaians teaching Science & Commerce subjects. I feel your pain & frustration but Gambians are victims too from the former regime.

[@abs2ray]

I cannot believe this lady is about 50 years old.

[@kandarbo5775]

She told you the fact, she is a lawyer and would not lie about her age. How old do you think she is? more or less?

[@abs2ray]

@@kandarbo5775 man it's a compliment. She looks quite young for her age. She looks and sounds credible. Why would anyone want to dispute her testimony?

[@SC-uv5le]

She is taking a great care of herself!