Imam Ndao preaches press and investigators

Imam Alioune Badara Ndao, returning from his family in Kaolack after nearly three years of detention, recognized all the work done by his family, magistrates and lawyers to bring the truth to light in the alleged terrorism case. has earned him detention

"I thank the Senegalese people as a whole, I see it is a country where men fight for the truth every day." every day, that's why I thank the imams, ulemas, religious leaders, young people and women, but especially the press, I saw how much you fought for the truth to come out ", recognized imam Ndao who says thank also his lawyers and the judge who was in charge of his case. "The case was difficult, but they did not give in. The magistrates treated me with respect and dignity from the beginning to the end of my trial, and they said the law, I pray for them so that they can continue their work in peace, "continues the religious in the daily L'Observateur.

In the press, Imam Ndao did not fail to give lessons in ethics. "I certainly thank the press, I would like to tell them to pay attention to some of the information they receive, there is sometimes information that is better to check and follow before they are released, because once they are broadcast on a person, there is no return possible.This is valid for the investigators.They are the ones who give the elements on which the judges dwell to judge an individual.They must take the time to check before transmitting a record, because life is sacred, you can screw up a person's life after a botched investigation, "he warns