OUATTARA, ASSASSIN

 Adobi Grégoire, et sa femme ont été tués, dans la matinée de mardi, a son domicile, par les forces gouvernementales. Selon l’information reçue de source crédible, l’épouse d’Adobi Grégoire s’apprêtait à se rendre au travail quand des militaires lourdement armés ont fait irruption dans la cour. La femme a poussé des cris de détresse. Son époux, Adobi Grégoire, qui était dans la maison, accourt. C’est ainsi qu’il est abattu froidement par les malfrats. Son épouse a subi le même sort. Tous deux sont donc tués sur le coup sous les yeux de leurs enfants.


A BODY GUARD OF AN OPPOSITION LEADER, AND HIS WIFE, WERE GUNNED DOWN BY GOVERNMENT FORCES IN FRONT OF THEIR CHILDREN. ADOBI GREGOIRE AND HIS WIFE WERE KILLED ON THE MORNING OF TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 2014 IN THEIR HOME BY PRESIDENT OUATTARA'S TRIBAL MILITIAS. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED FROM CREDIBLE SOURCE, HIS WIFE WAS PREPARING TO GO TO WORK WHEN HEAVILY ARMED MEN STORMED THE HOUSE. SHE SCREAMED FOR HELP. WHEN HER HUSBAND, ADOBI GREGOIRE CAME OUT OF THE BEDROOM, HE WAS  SHOT IN COLD BLOOD BY THE ARMED MEN. THE WIFE SUFFERED THE SAME FATE. BOTH ARE KILLED ON THE SPOT IN FRONT OF THEIR CHILDREN. THE ARMED MEN IN MILITARY UNFORM FLED THE CRIME SCENE IN THE COUPLE'S CAR. 
OUATTARA'S DEATH SQUADS ARE BACK AND WELL IN BUSINESS. FEAR (AGAIN) IS SPREADING RAPIDLY ALL OVER IVORYCOAST (COTE D'IVOIRE ).




 Adobi Grégoire, and his wife were killed on the morning of Tuesday, March 4th in his home by government forces. According to information received from credible source, his wife  was preparing to go to work when heavily armed soldiers stormed the court. The woman screamed for help. Her husband, Adobi Gregory, who was in the house, ran outside. Thus it is shot in cold blood by the thugs. His wife suffered the same fate. Both are killed on the spot in front of their children.

Ivory Coast: Security Forces Are Killing and Torturing Opponents, Group Says

Ivorian soldiers and allied militias are killing and torturing supporters of the ousted president Laurent Gbagbo, and they took part in a deadly attack on a camp housing displaced civilians,Amnesty International said Tuesday. The violence and the government’s failure to prosecute those responsible are derailing efforts to heal the country’s wounds nearly two years after the end of its civil war, the group said. The “army, along with an armed militia of traditional hunters, the Dozos, are carrying out extrajudicial executions, deliberate and arbitrary killings, politically motivated arrests and torture,” Amnesty said in a statement.