An Olympic athlete from Uganda is missing in Osaka. Have there been similar incidents before?

An Olympic athlete from Uganda disappeared in Osaka after a similar incident.

The disappearance of African athletes in large-scale competitions is not a case. During the 20 12 London Olympic Games, many African athletes suddenly disappeared, including Congolese judo coach Ibrahim Massingue, boxing coach Breser Bekava and judo player Cedric Mandenbo.

At that time, many boxers disappeared from the Cameroon Olympic delegation. These boxers later called the relevant departments, hoping to apply for refugee status. This shows that African athletes really want to get rid of poverty and finally choose a more radical way, that is, to defect directly.

Julius' disappearance was actually a mutiny.

On the eve of the Tokyo Olympic Games, an important event happened in the African-Ugandan Olympic delegation, that is, Julius Sekitoreko, a weightlifter in the team, mysteriously disappeared. The well-known Japanese media "Yomiuri Shimbun" has given relevant reports before. The news pointed out that Julius disappeared on July 16, which immediately caused quite a stir.

Julius also appeared in the field of vision of his teammates in the early hours of that morning, but the hotel where the Ugandan Olympic delegation stayed found something unusual, that is, Julius did not submit the COVID-19 nucleic acid test samples as required. This abnormal behavior has also attracted the attention of the staff in Izumisano City. Unfortunately, when the staff went to the hotel to verify the situation, Julius had disappeared.

Just as people all over the world focused on Julius' disappearance, things suddenly took a big turn, that is, the African Olympic athlete actually defected. The Ugandan Olympic delegation found a letter in Julius' room, and Julius left only a short sentence, "I want to stay and work in Japan!" " "