“My own sisters participated for money”: Ndira’s shocking testimony about the “abduction” of her children by her ex

The emotion was palpable. Since 2021, Ndira has been waging a relentless battle to be reunited with her three children, two boys and a girl. A guest on the program Goomu Xol, the young woman recounted her ordeal, accusing her ex-husband of having taken their children out of the country with the complicity of some of his own sisters.

According to her testimony, everything changed after her relationship with her former partner, a Guinean national, deteriorated. While she was trying to rebuild her life, he, now living in Congo, regularly traveled to Senegal. It was during one of these trips that he allegedly began gradually isolating their children from their mother.

Ndira claims that her two sons, Mouhamed and Ousseynou, were taken away after a football session at the Dakar Sacré-Cœur field. Worried about her eldest son not showing up for his extracurricular activities, she decides to call him. To her surprise, it's her ex-husband who answers the phone.

"I've got the children back," he reportedly told her.

Shocked, Ndira says she immediately went to the police to report the incident. But, according to her, her ex-husband had already left the country with the children. He allegedly first took them to his new wife in Congo with false documents before sending them to the United States.

Now 18 years old, her eldest son has reportedly recently managed to re-establish contact with her. This conversation allowed the mother to get news of her children. According to her statements, the two boys are living alone in an apartment in the United States, in difficult circumstances.

While she was fighting tirelessly to be reunited with her sons, Ndira claims to have suffered another devastating blow. Her ex-husband has reportedly returned to Senegal and taken their daughter, then only four years old, to Congo.

Since then, she says she has very little information about the child. The few details she has managed to obtain reportedly revealed that her daughter's first name had been changed. Now 10 years old, the girl might not even recognize her biological mother if they were ever to meet.

The mother explains that she has pursued numerous legal actions over the years. According to her, these actions notably led to the arrest of her ex-husband at the airport on the day of Tabaski, following an alleged attempt to kidnap their daughter Khadija.

Deeply affected, Ndira also said she had been betrayed by people she considered her closest allies. "What hurts me the most is seeing that my own sisters participated in this for money," she confided, her voice filled with emotion.

Haunted by the absence of her children, the mother says she lives in constant pain. Despite the passing years, she refuses to give up and continues her fight, hoping to one day find her children and rebuild the bonds that unite them. Between grief, incomprehension, and hope, Ndira continues to believe that one day her family will be reunited.