The Interview with Martin Kyere Survivor or the July 2005 Ghanaian Massacre in The Gambia

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  • Опубликовано: 1 мар 2021
  • Martin Kyere, is amazingly surprised and happy to discover the "Smiling" Gambia he never thought it existed when he became the lone survivor of the 2005 massacre of migrants in The Gambia by Yahya Jammeh's hench men. Martin speaks to The Chronicle about his relief after he told his story to the Truth, Reconciliation and Reparations Commission (TRRC). He hopes that Justice will prevail for the murdered migrants and their families as he explains his new journey to get Yahya Jammeh tried before a court of law.

Комментарии • 6

  • @abousillahgreat2788
    @abousillahgreat2788 3 года назад +3

    Am very sorry jammeh will face justice

  • @BrA_KwAmE
    @BrA_KwAmE 2 года назад

    I see him every day in town his life is miserable 😭 . He now preaches in Buses. Ghana Government should help stabilize his life

  • @culendenhajie7466
    @culendenhajie7466 3 года назад +3

    billahy we are very very sorry

  • @lamindibba8670
    @lamindibba8670 3 года назад +4

    Gambia are good but Yaya is not good

  • @alexiskenndy8351
    @alexiskenndy8351 3 года назад

    Gambian are very friendly n good people's but what yaya jammeh did is not good he should know that judgment will come he will know that god is the greatest of all time🙏🙏🙏

  • @azizofaroukiii6894
    @azizofaroukiii6894 3 года назад

    You people are not telling the truth going to Europe from Senegal why are you returning back to Gambia this story doesn't make any sense we are all travelers I am not supporting Yaya jammeh and I don't really like him what whatever you people are telling here doesn't convince me I know how people travel to Europe through Morocco through Algeria and through Libya