SUCCESS STORY : Son of the first man to be amputated in the war gives hope to society: Emmanuel Ngaujah

Tamba Ngaujah, father of a recent graduate Emmanuel Ngaujah, was the first amputee of the war; “both of his hands were cut off by rebel soldiers from the Revolutionary United Front (RUF) in 1991. Today he lives in a four-room zinc shack on the side of a steep hill outside Freetown, with his wife, six children, and two other relatives. He is the sole provider for his household – no small feat for a man who has no hands. The RUF trials are still ongoing and judgments are expected in 2008. But even then, Mr. Ngaujah will still be searching for justice. “Those who have caused these problems, to jail them or do whatever to them, why can’t [the government] think about the people who suffered from the war and come to their aid?” he said last week.” source

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Emmanuel Ngaujah is among young Sierra Leonean graduates  who has risen superbly to become among the newest BSC in Peace and Conflict Studies First Division holder From The Fourah Bay College in Sierra Leone proudly sharing his academic achievement in a short post.

Emmanuel Ngaujah is young Sierra Leonean musician whose father was a victim of the long decade civil war as his father was the first man whose hands were amputated. Emmanuel Ngaujah is currently a proud graduate from the Fourah Bah College

Taking on his social media Emmanuel Ngaujah said