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 Posted - 28 Dec 2013 : 21:45:31
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Two Gambians disappeared since June
By Mustapha Jallow
Foroyaa Burning Issue: Published on Saturday, 28 December 2013
 Two Gambians, Alhagie Mamut Ceesay and Ebou Jobe, also citizens of the United States of America, were picked up on 22 June 2013 by men believed to be security agents and have not been seen since then. They have not been seen in any court since their disappearance. According to family sources, the two were in their separate rooms within the same building late in the night when they were seized and taken away. A statement issued by the families indicated that Alhagie Mamut Ceesay, like many immigrants, went to the U.S. to pursue higher education and after earning his bachelor’s degree from the University of Washington (Seattle), he worked for Chevron Texaco for 11 years as an infrastructure systems analyst. He recently obtained his MBA in 2013.
Alhagie is married and has two children. He is a very hardworking, ambitious, respectful, quiet, nice and family-oriented man. The statement also indicated that Ebou Jobe also went to the U.S. to pursue higher education.
Ebou and Alhagie have been friends since their days at St. Augustine’s High School in Banjul. Ebou graduated from University of Washington and worked at Wal-Mart as an operations manager.
Ebou is married and has three children. He is a kind, hardworking, outgoing, ambitious and very family-oriented individual, the statement asserted. The statement went on to say that in early May of this year, Alhagie and Ebou decided to visit their native Gambia.
The two entrepreneurs were interested in establishing a business in The Gambia and they travelled in the sub region of The Gambia, the statement revealed. But the two have not been heard from since the day they were seized, the statement concluded. The duo had an office, according to a family source, but few days after they were taken away the computers and furniture were all taken away.
Source: Foroyaa
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