Video: Syrian Consul Dismisses Reports of Set Execution Date for Vicky Ajok, Says It’s Unlikely

Vicky Ajok execution appears unlikely according to the Syrian Honorary Consul in Uganda. Dr Tamouh Moustafa disputes social media allegations of a definitive death sentence. He underlines open Syrian legislation and evidence that could minimize her sentencing.

Dr Tamouh Moustafa addressed the media immediately. He verified Vicky Ajok had appeared in court only once since her arrest. No execution ruling exists yet. Social media stories citing a definite date of 28th/2/2028 for her death lack any official validity.

The consul feels Vicky Ajok faces no death penalty. Evidence points toward a reduced punishment. A major linguistic barrier prompted the catastrophe. The 87-year-old employer spoke Arabic. She warned Vicky Ajok not to touch food because of infection fears.

Watch video here while Syrian Consul explains

Vicky Ajok, who left school after Primary 7, misread the terms totally. She feared her employer poisoned her food. In panic and wrath, she attacked the woman. She reportedly remarked they should die together. The old employer perished from the assault.

Language Barrier Fuels Misunderstanding

This terrible mistake underscores actual issues for migrant workers. Many Ugandans work overseas with insufficient language abilities. Cultural divides and insufficient education may create dangerous circumstances. Vicky Ajok’s example shows how rapidly misunderstandings grow.

Dr Moustafa advises calm while the case continues. Syrian courts address problems honestly. Further hearings will investigate all facts extensively. Uganda undertakes diplomatic efforts to support its citizen.

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Vicky Ajok execution rumors spread fast online. Official remarks promote optimism instead. The truth lies in court evidence, not viral posts.