British Long distance legend Sir Mo Farah, has expressed relief that the Home Office will not take action against him after his mind-blowing revelation about being trafficked into the UK.
On Monday the Olympic star dropped the bombshell about the circumstances by which he was brought into the UK, and that his real name is Hussein Abdi Kahin, and that he got British citizenship under the name Mohamed Farah.
Mohamed Farah was the name given to him by the people who brought him into the UK illegally.
It’s understood that The Home Office, which the government body with responsibility for Domestic affairs in England such as immigration, security, and law and order will not pursue any investigation into Sir Mo case
Speaking during an interview with BBC radio following the revealing documentary the former Olympic champion said “It makes me relieved” that no action would be taken regarding the matter.
“This is my country. If it wasn’t for [my PE teacher] Alan and the people who supported me throughout my childhood then maybe I wouldn’t even have the courage to do this.” he continued.
“There’s a lot of people that I owe my life to – particularly my wife, who has been very supportive throughout my career, and who gave me the strength to come and talk about it, telling me it’s okay to do this ” Mo Farrah added
He also shared that he has received many messages of support from across the world following the heart rendering revelation.
“It was always my story,” he told Today. “I wasn’t even comfortable enough to talk about it with my family. I couldn’t talk about it publicly. It has taken me a long time to come to this, but I’m glad I’ve made this documentary to show people the reality of what really happened to me as a child.”
The British long distance great dropped his documentary titled the ‘Real Mo’ on Monday.
The Doc saw the former Olympic and World Champion unpack the dark history of how he was trafficked into the UK from Somalia as a child and forced into labor, before the interventions of his PE teacher.
