Gambia: Families Mourn Death of Two Us/Gambian Citizens

The families of the late Gambian American citizens Mamut Ceesay(August 7, 1995) and Ebou Jobe (March 10, 1973) who were arrested by the former regime for reasons unknown mourned their dead at their family residence in Latrikunda. According to the family, they organised the gathering to mourn the death of their loved ones who were confirmed by the police to be dead. The day was graced by the recitation of the Quran 8 times which was attended by more than 500 people including family members, relatives from Senegal, neighbours and loved ones.

Speaking to Foroyaa, his father, Mr Ceesay, said it is the painful saying that he is his first son who was helpful to him and the family at large.

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