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Yunus Hydara Makes a Powerful Facebook Comeback with Tribute to Former President Sir Dawda Kairaba Jawara

 

Yunus Hydara made a significant return to Facebook today after a period of absence, marking his comeback with a powerful and sentimental post featuring a picture of himself alongside his grandfather, the late former President Sir Dawda Kairaba Jawara.

Hydara, who had previously left the social media platform in response to online abuse directed at his grandfather, chose to re-enter the public sphere with a tribute that resonated deeply with his followers. The photo, which captures the strong bond between Yunus and Sir Dawda, serves as a poignant reminder of the legacy left behind by the former president, who is widely respected for his role in leading The Gambia to independence.

In his brief but impactful post, Yunus did not directly address the circumstances surrounding his exit from Facebook, but the choice of image spoke volumes. The picture is seen by many as a silent yet powerful statement against the negativity that had driven him away, and a reaffirmation of the pride and respect he holds for his grandfather’s contributions to the nation.

Yunus Hydara’s departure from Facebook occurred after the late Sir Dawda Kairaba Jawara, a figure of national reverence, was subjected to online abuse. The disrespect towards the former president, who passed away in 2019, sparked widespread outrage among Gambians, leading Yunus to retreat from the platform.

His return has been met with widespread support, with many followers and admirers expressing their admiration for his resilience and the dignified manner in which he has chosen to honor his grandfather’s memory. Comments on the post were overwhelmingly positive, with many users praising Yunus for his strength and for reminding the public of Sir Dawda’s enduring legacy.

As Yunus Hydara re-engages with his online community, his comeback post stands as a symbol of respect and the enduring influence of Sir Dawda Kairaba Jawara in Gambian history. His return to Facebook is not just a personal moment, but a reaffirmation of the values and legacy that his grandfather embodied throughout his life.

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