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PEOPLES DAILY, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2022 26 Feature Acid attack survivor: ‘There are more good people than bad’
An Ethiopian woman disfigured after her estranged husband attacked her with acid in 2017 says that despite her suffering she has reasons to be thankful.
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“There are more good people in the world than there are bad people,” Atsede Nguse told the BBC on the phone from her new home in the US.
“I have been touched by the kindness and love people showed me after the incident,” the 29-year-old mother of one said.
The acid poured over her destroyed her face and burned through her body.
She could not get treatment in an Ethiopian hospital and did not have money to go elsewhere.
When they learned what had happened, friends and well-wishers raised money to pay for treatment in Thailand.
But that money ran out before Ms Atsede was properly healed and she had to return home.
Then, for a second time, someone came to her assistance.
‘Touched my heart’
Menbere Aklilu, an Ethiopian women’s rights activist based in the US, read about what had happened to Ms Atsede on Facebook.
As a survivor of domestic violence herself, she said she wanted to help.
“When I read her story, I felt sorry like everyone else. But when I knew she was a mother, I thought: ‘What if my son was in her son’s place?’
“This really touched my heart.”
Acid Survivors Trust International, a UK-based non-governmental organisation, estimates that between 50 and 75 women are attacked with acid in Ethiopia every year.
This figure fits into a larger pattern of domestic violence.
A 2016 Ethiopian government study said that more than a third of adult women who were or had been in a relationship had been the victims of physical, sexual or emotional violence at the hands of their partner.
The attack on Ms Atsede can be seen in this context.
Neighbours’ warning
Her husband, whom she married in 2012, would beat her over minor disagreements.
“Our neighbours were worried, and said he may kill me some day. Despite it all, I continued to live with him for the sake of my child. I didn’t want him to grow up without a father, as I did.”
Finally, in 2015, after being beaten so severely that she had lost several teeth and her face had swollen up, she left Gambella, in the west of Ethiopia, and returned to her
Menbere Aklilu arranged for Atsede Nguse to get treatment in the US
Ms Atsede was most upset about the impact of the attack on her son
hometown.
“After I went to Adigrat, my mum and my sister, who lived in Saudi Arabia, helped me open a small cosmetics shop. I was doing well.”
But in June 2017, her husband got back in touch by phone, pretending to be abroad.
“He was acting as if he was calling from Saudi Arabia. But suddenly I heard the sound of kids speaking in our local language, Tigrinya.”
The following month, he came to her mother’s house in Adigrat.
“He was hiding [in the bushes outside]. I saw him come close to me. He then poured something on my head and all over my body,” Ms Atsede remembers, her voice cracking.
The acid started burning her immediately.
“I then cried out and shouted for help. My mother, brother and sister came running. But he escaped in a vehicle that was waiting for him.”
‘We share our pain’
Ms Atsede suffered major burns to her hands, face, chest, ears, and one of her legs. She also lost her eyesight.
The local hospital could not help her.
But for her the most heartbreaking thing was her five-year-old son’s reaction.
“After the attack, my family brought my son to visit. When he got in to the room where I was, they told him to greet me, saying: ‘She’s your mum.’
“He then looked at me and said: ‘No, she is not my mum; my mum is beautiful.’”
After Ms Atsede returned from Thailand, she stayed at a centre for survivors of
Finally, in 2015, after being beaten so severely that she had lost several teeth and her face had swollen up, she left Gambella, in the west of Ethiopia, and returned to her hometown. “After I went to Adigrat, my mum and my sister, who lived in Saudi Arabia, helped me open a small cosmetics shop. I was doing well.” But in June 2017, her husband got back in touch by phone, pretending to be abroad.
domestic violence in the capital, Addis Ababa.
Eyelid surgery
Ms Menbere contacted her there and managed, after battling with the immigration process, to get her to the US.
She raised money from friends and family - and even strangers have helped out after hearing about Ms Atsede’s plight.
The activist says she treats Ms Atsede like her own daughter: “We live together. We share our pain and experience.
“I help women because I love myself. Because every time you help someone, your own wound heals. In addition, I believe I can motivate others to help.”
Ms Atsede is now being helped by medics in California and is determined to live a normal life.
“I have undergone successful surgery for my eyelids. I did not have eyelids. I can now open and close my eyes,” she says, hoping that one day she will get her sight back.
“I have also completed a Braille course and I am learning computers. I have big dreams, and I know I am going to make it.’’
Her husband has never been found, but has been sentenced to life in prison in absentia.
“If I could see him, I would only ask him one question: ‘Why did you do this to me?’”
Source: BBC
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Eguavoen submits AFCON 2021 technical report to NFF
By Albert Akota
The Nigeria Football Federation confirmed on Tuesday that it has received an in-depth technical report on the Super Eagles’ outing at the 33rd Africa Cup of Nations finals in Cameroon from the team’s technical crew led by Augustine Eguavoen.
“We have received the technical report on the AFCON 2021 and we are presently studying it, in conjunction with the Ministry of Youth and Sports Development. Once the study and appraisal are done with, we will make known our position,” NFF General Secretary, Dr Mohammed Sanusi said.
Nigeria won all her three group phase matches against Egypt, Sudan and Guinea Bissau in Garoua, and emerged the only team in the tournament to log maximum nine points from three matches. The team however lost by the odd goal to Tunisia in the Round of 16.
The Super Eagles will take on Ghana’s Black Stars in the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 play-off round scheduled for the month of March.
NFF demands greater commitment, improved performance from Nigerian referees
By Albert Akota
The Nigeria Football Federation has strongly demanded that the country’s referees and assistant referees up their game in order to become very relevant and indispensable on the international scene.
This was the central theme of remarks during the badging of Nigeria’s 2022 FIFA referees, assistant referees, beach soccer and Futsal referees at the NFF/ FIFA Goal Project inside the package B of the Moshood Abiola National Stadium, Abuja on Tuesday.
Member of the NFF Executive Committee and Chairman of the Referees Committee, Alhaji Sharif LMC Rabiu Inuwa set the ball rolling by reminding the auditorium that Nigeria had only one official – an assistant referee - at the ongoing 33rd Africa Cup of Nations finals in Cameroon. “That we could only have one assistant referee at the AFCON is a big indictment on all of us. We are not doing enough as professionals, and we must take this as a big challenge. We are proposing that we have a monitoring team for our referees who officiate internationally so that we can have accurate assessment of how they perform and conduct themselves.”
President of the NRA, Otunba Tade Azeez minced no words in saying that “Nigerian referees have failed. The NFF has been doing well to provide all the support that we need, and our FIFA and CAF instructors have also been doing their bit in trying to put us in great physical shape. But we have let them all down and we must turn a new leaf and aim for better performances.”
NFF General Secretary, Dr Mohammed Sanusi said: “To whom much is given, much is expected. Nigerian refereeing should be at a much higher level by now if the values of discipline, commitment, professionalism and integrity are held sacrosanct. Apart from officiating ability, there are other parameters that assessors look at that you may not be aware of. If you wish to grow, you have to be honest and fair to yourself in all that you do.”
After decorating the referees with their badges, NFF 2nd Vice President/Chairman LMC, Mallam Shehu Dikko charged the referees to develop the mental strength and fortitude to overcome their present challenges and any form of handicap, and commit to greater performances and upholding of the highest professional values at home and internationally.
A total of 30 referees, made up of 11 referees, 11 assistant referees, 4 beach soccer and 4 Futsal referees received their badges at the occasion.
Also at the event were LMC COO, Salihu Abubakar; referee instructors Calistus Chukwudi Chukwujekwu, Dave Egwu and Mohammed Ameenu; NFF Director of Communications, Ademola Olajire and; NFF Chief Technical Officer/former Nigerian international Garba Lawal.
REFEREES: Quadri Adebimpe; Basheer Salihu; Joseph Ogabor; Abdullahi Abubakar; Nurudeen Abubakar; Grema Mohammed; Kassim Abdulsalam; Yemisi Akintoye; Hannah Elaigwu; Patience Madu; Oluwafunmilayo Alaba
ASSISTANT REFEREES: Digbori Tejiri; Efosa Igudia; Peter Ogwu; Samuel Pwadutakan; Usman Isah; Hope Igho; Mimisen Iyorhe; Usman Abdulmajid; Beauty Kabenda Terah; Abibat Yusuf; Mfon Friday Akpan
FUTSAL REFEREES: Musa Dung Davon; Ndubuisi Ukah; Paul Umuago; Alhassan Bello Zuru
BEACH SOCCER REFEREES: Jelili Ogunmuyiwa; Olawale Fawole; Olayinka Olajide; Ahmed Rabiu
PHOTO: The badged referees with the dignitaries after Tuesday’s event
Cameroon’s Young Lionesses to arrive Thursday for Falconets
Cameroon’s U20 girls, Young Lionesses will fly into the Federal Capital, Abuja on Thursday morning for their FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup, fourth round second leg clash with the Falconets of Nigeria, scheduled for Saturday at the Moshood Abiola National Stadium.
The Lionesses, who held the rampant Falconets to a scoreless draw in the first leg played at the Stade Reunification in Douala penultimate Saturday, will arrive aboard an Air Ivoire flight.
Thenff.com can also report that the match officials for the encounter slated to kick off at 4pm on Saturday will arrive in Nigeria latest Thursday, with the Confederation of African Football having appointed Togolese official Vincentia Amedome as referee.
Amedome will be assisted by compatriot Abra Agbedanou (assistant referee 1); Ghanaian Doris Essuman Darko (assistant referee 2) and yet another Togolese Edoh Kindedji (fourth official). The match commissioner is Aisha Nalule from Uganda while Ghanaian Emmanuella Grace Aglago will serve as referee assessor.
The winner over two legs will proceed to the final round of the qualification series, scheduled for March.
This year’s FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup finals will hold 10th -28th August in Costa Rica.
