{UAH} A courageous intrepid gesture promotes paperless Guinean immigrant to heroism in France!

Another African immigrant, Guinean-born Mamadou Dialo (21), is being praised in what's said to be an outpour of enthusiam from all over France saluting the extra-brave posture he edopted at a very critical moment which saw him succeed to save the life of a French lady who was being aggressed at sharp knifepoint  by a very angry male colleague in a restaurant where both worked. It appears the two servers reached a point of misunderstanding while exercising their duties and the man just violently lost his temper with the lady and started shouting at her. Then she took out a knife and run after her and stabbed her with his very sharp knife. Mamadou who was just clandestinately recruited to serve as a dish-washer ran to the scene got hold of the man who was almost two times his size and shouted very loudly :

                                                          " Don't kill this woman because she is our sister!"

Customers and other clients who had run outside for safety alerted the police which soon arrived on the scene and separated Mamadou from the aggressor who was immediately arrested and taken to the police post for safe custody. The victim was rushed to the nearby hospital where she underwent treatment for her deep wound. people from the vicinity turned up in big numbers to congratulate Mamadou who also received the visit of the mayor and the MP.

The story soon invaded social media networks and was broadcast on many local radios and was honourably received on TV programmes. Mamadou became an instant hero and thousands of people signed a special petition requesting for his naturalization as a heroic

French citizen.This request will of course be honoured after Mamadou has clocked five years on the French territory. But there is a clause in the French constitution whereby the President could waive the five-year delay and enable a candidate obtain French nationality thanks to a recognition of a heroic deed for France. Mamadou falls in this category. For the time being he has been granted a residential permit which will allow him to stay in France

and get employed for four years. Mamadou is happy with the decision and the municipality where he lives has promised to help him acceed to full French nationality.

Mamadou has also applied to the French Fire Brigade for a post as fireman and his application will definitely go through since his newly acquired status of a hero will grant prestige to any service that will recruit him. Congs young Mamadou!

G.H.K.

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