The facts treated in the blog today came to my attention just some days ago.
They took place in December 2008.Mr Badarou newly appointed as director of Engen Guinea Bissau had an accident of the Ziguinchor-Bissau road. There were 3 people in the vehicle that belonged to Engen: Mr Badarou and 2 soldiers.
One of the soldiers lost his life in the accident and the other one came out unscathed. Mr Badarou was severely injured and he taken to São Domingos, the closest town then to Ziguinchor (Senegal) just minutes after the accident by some travellers.
He admitted in a hospital in that city that is about 200km away from Bissau.
After the doctors judged his condition stable he was taken to Dakar for further tests and care.
Mr Badarou went back to work about 2 weeks later. His co-workers were worried about him. However Mr Badarou is now well.
The thing is many seem to forget that there is need to know what happened. The vehicle belonged to Engen and the person driving was an Engen employee.
Was Mr Badarou working when he had the accident?
The other soldier who survived said he did know what happened because he was at the back. The only thing he could say was that he had the impression that Mr Badarou was driving fast. The road was good, no oil on the ground there was no traffic, he did not hit anything and the road was straight at particular spot for several kilometres.
What happened?
Nobody knows because Mr Badarou himself says he does not remember. Yes, amnesia.
A local radio brushed the accident and Mr Badarou tried to put a lid on that.
A man lost his life and nobody knows why or how. What did Engen do about it?A father and husband died but life continues. It is just……business as usual.
They took place in December 2008.Mr Badarou newly appointed as director of Engen Guinea Bissau had an accident of the Ziguinchor-Bissau road. There were 3 people in the vehicle that belonged to Engen: Mr Badarou and 2 soldiers.
One of the soldiers lost his life in the accident and the other one came out unscathed. Mr Badarou was severely injured and he taken to São Domingos, the closest town then to Ziguinchor (Senegal) just minutes after the accident by some travellers.
He admitted in a hospital in that city that is about 200km away from Bissau.
After the doctors judged his condition stable he was taken to Dakar for further tests and care.
Mr Badarou went back to work about 2 weeks later. His co-workers were worried about him. However Mr Badarou is now well.
The thing is many seem to forget that there is need to know what happened. The vehicle belonged to Engen and the person driving was an Engen employee.
Was Mr Badarou working when he had the accident?
The other soldier who survived said he did know what happened because he was at the back. The only thing he could say was that he had the impression that Mr Badarou was driving fast. The road was good, no oil on the ground there was no traffic, he did not hit anything and the road was straight at particular spot for several kilometres.
What happened?
Nobody knows because Mr Badarou himself says he does not remember. Yes, amnesia.
A local radio brushed the accident and Mr Badarou tried to put a lid on that.
A man lost his life and nobody knows why or how. What did Engen do about it?A father and husband died but life continues. It is just……business as usual.