Gambian father appeals for help to reunite with daughter lost in England

Malang Camara, a Gambian national, is reaching out to the public in hopes of reconnecting with his daughter, Millie Adama Camara, after years of separation. Camara’s story dates back to 2005 when he resided in Lincoln City North, England, alongside his wife, Sharon Backhland, with whom he shares parentage of Millie.

Camara’s life took an abrupt turn in 2008 when he faced deportation from England due to document issues and overstaying.

Regrettably, this event severed all lines of communication with his family, leaving him separated from both his wife and beloved daughter.

Since his return to The Gambia, Camara has diligently sought ways to reconnect with his daughter, resorting to social media platforms like Facebook in a bid to locate her.

Despite encountering a photo of Millie on Facebook, Camara’s efforts have hit a roadblock as the account associated with the picture remains inactive. His longing to reunite with his daughter persists, prompting him to appeal to the public for any information that might lead to Millie’s whereabouts.

Camara’s plea underscores the profound emotional toll of familial separation and underscores the enduring bond between a father and his child.

As he embarks on this poignant quest, Camara remains hopeful that his plea will resonate with those who can assist in reuniting him with Millie, a cherished link to his past life in England.

Authorities encourage anyone with pertinent information to come forward and assist in this heartwarming search for familial reunion.