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Youth apologises to GECOM Chair gor Facebook post

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October 27, 2020
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Dear Editor
I, Ryan Williams, am writing this letter to as a formal apology for the absolutely unacceptable posts that I made on Facebook on the 9th June, 2020 under the name “Raheem Raahman”. The Facebook account under the name ‘Raheem Raahman’ was created and exclusively controlled by me. The threats to your life were reckless and irresponsible. I made these Facebook posts without thinking about the consequences they would have on the recipient’s life. I take complete responsibility for my posts and wish to convey my sincerest apology to you and your family for the pain and any harm the threats would have caused.
The contents of the post were deeply hurtful and I am unreservedly asking for your forgiveness.

Sincerest apologies,

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