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Chad president to marry daughter of Darfur Janjaweed leader: report

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December 30, 2011 (KHARTOUM) – The Chadian president Idriss Deby is engaged to the daughter of the notorious Darfuri Janjaweed leader Musa Hilal, according to a news report.

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Leader of the Darfurian Arab Mahameed clan Musa Hilal (L) and Chadian president Idriss Deby (R)

The privately-owned al-Sudani newspaper said that Deby became engaged to Amani Musa Hilal during his most recent visit to Sudan, which took place last month.

Africa Alyom newspaper, quoting informed Chadian sources, said that Deby paid a $26 million dowry of which $25 million was paid to Musa Hilal and the rest to his daughter in the form of gold and jewelry.

The wedding is set to take place on 10 January 2012 at Rotana hotel in Khartoum, al-Sudani reported.

Hilal stands accused by many human rights groups of leading a terror campaign against the African tribes Sudan’s western region of Darfur.

The leader of the Darfurian Arab Mahameed clan has denied any wrongdoing and told Human Rights Watch (HRW) in a videotaped interview in 2005, that he only recruited militias on behalf of Sudan’s central government.

The Darfur conflict began in 2003 when an ethnic minority rose up against the Arab-dominated government in Khartoum, which then was accused of enlisting the Janjaweed militia group to help crush the rebellion.

The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) imposed travel and financial sanctions on Hilal and three other individuals in April 2006. However, unlike other individuals including Sudan’s president he is not wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC).

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  • 31 December 2011 09:16, by DOOR

    An excellent ploy to assassinate!!!!

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    • 31 December 2011 09:30, by Pure Nationalist

      That is the way they (Arab) took Nuba land in North Sudan, Idris is given an Arab lady to let them cleanse the African tribes of Darfur who live along the border. God will punish this immorality act.

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  • 31 December 2011 09:28, by Daniel Buolmawei

    The man really surrendered and accepted to be a slave. I don’t know how people of Chad feel to be ruled by a slave. I rather leave that country instead.

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  • 31 December 2011 10:07, by Lang

    He’s crazy. The daughter will probably kill him in his sleep.

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  • 1 January 11:54, by Jalaby

    You’re the crazy one! his wife will never kill him but she will birth a baby boy to him (prince) who will rule Chad later and gradually moves Chad to fully an Arab state! Arab/Jalaba are very clevers, that’s how they changed Sudan from African country to Arab country, Chad is not going to be the last, many others in the list!

    Jalaby (Abo Jalabia)

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    • 1 January 13:46, by Daniel Buolmawei

      Jalaby, I don’t know whether you are a Arab, but for the sake of you being alive because of Arabs, I agree, you are an Arab. Come to the President of Chad, Jalaby, the man is a total slave. He surrendered to Khartoum when his country was threatened by pathetic khartoumers. In order to publicly confirm his surrender, he want to marry the daughter of the murderer, a genocidaire of Darfur people. ---

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      • 1 January 13:51, by Daniel Buolmawei

        What do you think will happen if determined people of Darfur, of Nuba Mountains, of Beja Congress, and of Blue Nile, depose and topple that radical government in Khartoum? He will divorse that daughter of the terrorist and switch to marry either daughter of Malik Gar, of Adam al-Hilu, of MM or of AW. Believe me that will happen or else his country will under threat again. He will marry, marry, etc

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  • 1 January 13:53, by Daniel Buolmawei

    President Idris is the poor African child I have ever met.

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