Birane Ndiaye, originally from Sagata, in the Kébémer département, was one of six Senegalese drivers briefly abducted in Mali by a suspected jihadist group. In a moving interview accordé à Dakaractu, he reviewed the hell he had lived on the day of the Gamou, while he was on a mission.. “It all started at 5 p.m., after a pause in Kayes”, he said. With his apprentice, they had resumed the route and walked about 60 kilometres until Sikala, where they saw a Malian chauffeur arrested on the bas-côte. It’s then that a group armed a surgi.. Continuing his story, the chauffeur added that their kidnappers were d’abord quatre, puis beaucoup plus. ” Encagoulés, armed with heavy rifles, they fired on the front tire of my truck after I refused to stop “, explained Birane Ndiaye.
Six Senegalese kidnapped in Mali: one of the kidnapped retraces the film of the kidnapping
