Editorial: Fear Is Tearing Jammeh’s Life Apart !!!

Jammeh’s IQ Is Below Expectations

To many here in Banjul, the President Yahya Jammeh is mentally insane. His personal disposition suggests that he is indeed ill and therefore needs urgent help. Jammeh’s IQ is below expectations. Pictures never lie. Take a look at this image—in which Jammeh is acting like a retarded thug— who is about to stir a fight with his cabinet Ministers.  Jammeh’s ailing mental health condition is driving him crazy. He is not with his senses at all. He does only act like a maroon, but his actions confirmed beyond all reasonable doubts that he is indeed mentally challenged.

Agenda 2011:  leaders of opposition parties must do the right thing

….Calls For Opposition Unity

By Jeggan Grey-Johnson

If doing the same thing over and expecting a different result tantamount to insanity, then election year 2011 will be a turning point for the Gambia and its opposition parties.  If they proceed to repeat fundamental mistakes of the previous three election cycles, over a period of 15 years, by splintering, then they would prove to all and sundry that they are all insane.  And insanity, according to the 1997 constitution, disqualifies persons from standing for office.  If they however, decide to do the right thing and unite, as many have called for, then they will be worthy of the privilege to occupy space in public office.  But 2011 goes beyond mere occupancy of public office.  The next 21 months will be the most crucial period of Gambia’s political history.  It will be a time that will call into question the integrity of political opposition, whereby its utterances of democracy, tolerance, public spiritedness, and even internal governance architecture will be scrutinized.    

AfrobeatRadio Contributor Praises Freedom Editor For Picking On Jammeh

Dear Mr. Pa Nderry M'Bai,     

Thank you for inspiring me with your editorial, titled "Jammeh Stirs Drama At The Airport-As President Cancels Ethiopia Trip", to create this blog post: http://afrobeatradio.com/?p=2413   

If desired by you, I could add your inspiration credit to the above AR post's footer with a link of your choice. 

Also, I spoke recently with my local collaborator, Wuyi Jacobs, who produces a bi-weekly AfrobeatRadio program on WBAI 99.5.FM NYC, and he mentioned  to me that he plans a short exposé of Pres. Jammeh, for his on-air program; Mr. President definitely requires as much exposé as possible. Maybe you would be interested in a collaboration with Wuyi, and/or in a phone-based participation in that live program. I don't have enough specific information yet, nor I am directly involved in the WBAI production, but I could keep you posted. 

Best Regards,

Mark Bajkowski,

Contributor, AfrobeatRadio.com

Editor’s Response: Thanks Mr. Bajkowski for the complements. Our doors are open to your Organization. We would be more than willing to compliment your efforts in exposing our mentally challenged President. Our stance against Jammeh is based on truth and principles. We as patriotic citizens of The Gambia, deem it imperative to speak out against injustices, tyranny, and impunity in our dear mother land.

Yes, we are committed to participating in any radio forum geared towards to promoting press freedom and democracy in The Gambia. Thanks for the kind compliments extended to our editor.

Signed:

Freedom Newspaper Management.

AfrobeatRadio Publisher(s) Reacts To Freedom Newspaper Editorial Branding Jammeh “Insane.”

Our colleague at Jollof News Kemo Cham forwarded this piece which was published by the African Diaspora website called Afrobeatradio.com The site’s owner(s) are picking a “beef” with Editor Pa Nderry M’Bai’s  recent editorial and other issues-concerning The Gambian online media, whom they classified as dissidents. They are displeased with reports linking President Jammeh to genocidal acts- and his ailing mental health. We stood by our editorial. Jammeh is free to sue us if he is aggrieved. Below is the full piece. 

Thank-you Letter to the President Jammeh

Source: http://afrobeatradio.com/?page_id=2    

5 February 2010 View commentsComments  Print This Post

Your Excellency, Yahya Abdul-Azziz Jemus Junkung Diliu Jammeh, President of Gambia, We, at AfrobeatRadio, would like to congratulate you, Mr. President, for putting Gambia onto the headlines of the World’s press. Gambia certainly deserve all the attention it can get with dealing with the piling economic and political problems.

Tragedy At State House-As Jammeh Dismantles His Government

Four Minsters Axed- Four Minister In

President Jammeh Sinks

Staff Reporter Bakary Gibba and Modou Barry, Banjul

As he is gradually losing grip of the country amidst political uncertainty befalling  the impoverished West African nation---with reports of coups and counter coups continue to go unabated, Gambia's President Yahya Jammeh Friday officially began dismantling his Government in a bid to restore public confidence, the Freedom Newspaper can authoritatively report. Ruling a nation faced by hunger, destituteness, hopelessness, fear,  and growing insecurity amongst its citizenry, Mr. Jammeh is busy trying to make  last minute impressions by  shifting his political shortcomings to public servants, including the country's marginalized military. At least four state ministers were  axed in Jammeh’s latest purging of his discredited cabinet---as the President announced in a statement that wanting public officials must start  looking for a job elsewhere outside government, stressing that his administration would continue to  exercise zero tolerance for lackadaisical workers.  Handing the dismissed ministers  with their marching orders late Thursday evening--following weeks of intensive searching for their replacement,  Jammeh said his administration would not condone official  complacency.