This image taken from CCTV at the Mall of Africa in Johannesburg on December 29 shows the last time Abdella Abadigga was seen. It forms part of evidence in an urgent application brought by his brother Abdurahim before the South Gauteng high court.The Johannesburg high court has ordered the state to disclose the whereabouts of Abdella Abadiga, an Ethiopian man who was kidnapped from the Mall of Africa nearly three months ago.
The US government alleges Abdella Abadiga is a Johannesburg-based financier of terrorist group Islamic State of Iraq and Syria.This came after Nadason requested the matter be postponed for her to acquaint herself with the documents related to the urgent application that was brought to the high court by Abadiga’s brother, Abdurahim Abadiga.
He said it was important for the court to know Abadiga’s whereabouts and the reasons why he has been apprehended. The notice of motion for an urgent court application filed by his brother alleges Abadiga and his bodyguard Kadir Jemal Abotese were abducted from the parking lot at the Midrand shopping centre on December 29.
Extraordinarily renditioned: recovered by blimp and transport aircraft, forward operations base, waterboarded, sodium pentothaled, deliberate sleep deprived, likely to have relented, placed in gen-pop and will be missing for a very longtime,🤨
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