Yahya Jammeh Blames the British Colonialists while using the very Colonialists’ “Indirect Rule System” to survive on his seat of power.

Paramount Chiefs, Forced Labor and the Mile Two Prisons!

By Ambassado Essa Bokarr Sey

It is indeed interesting and rather weird to see a person like Yahya Jammeh the President of The Gambia blindly accusing the British government of supporting The Gambian opposition. Worst of all calling them colonialists! What an irony! That is if one is to say the least. The same Yahya Jammeh is constantly in the streets of Taipei with a pouch begging for coins and left over from the economy of FORMOSA’s tax payers!

IPI member and founder of the Independent Alagi Yorro Jallow talks about the muzzling of the media in Gambia

Source: http://www.freemedia.at/singleview/5072/    

By Alagi Yorro Jallow

This month marks the sixteenth anniversary of the military takeover in The Gambia, in which President Yahya Jammeh ascended to power via coup d’état.  A former wrestler and soldier, Jammeh has proven himself a tough man to deal with, as the Gambian media has discovered. Before the military takeover, The Gambia was known as the “smiling coast,” a place of sunshine, hospitality, and generosity. It was home to the African Commission on Human and People’s Rights, as well as the African Center for Democracy and Human Rights.  It represented one of the oldest multi-party democracies in a continent beset by military take-overs and despotic regimes.

JAMMEH INTO COCAINE SALE—TRAILING THE BIG STORY!!

Cocaine Scandal Rocks The Presidency

State House Whistleblower Exposed Jammeh’s Cocaine Trade

Antouman Saho, Pa Mbye, Sillaba Samateh, Numo Kujuabi, Essa Badjie, Nigerian Nationals And Others On The Spotlight

By Staff Reporter Malang Jammhe & Pa Nderry M’Bai

Email: panderrymbai@gmail.com  

Details are emerging regarding President Yahya Jammeh’s alleged involvement into cocaine trafficking in the region. On the whole, the head of state, who recently declared a “definitive no to drugs” during his Government’s 16 years anniversary held in Banjul, has been engaged in drug trafficking for a while now. We shall shed light on the story, as we proceed with this revealing testimonies coming from Jammeh’s most trusted aides over the years. These are dependable sources in active duty—handling Jammeh’s business errands. Well placed sources close to corridors of power in Banjul have been explaining to the Freedom Newspaper, how The Gambian leader allegedly trafficked cocaine into the impoverished West African country, under the disguised of importing “flour and sugar”  to cater for his growing business needs. Indeed, there is a “deep” secret behind Mr. Jammeh’s Kanilai and Banjul bakery shops. On numerous occasions, cocaine is smuggled along his sugar and flour consignments, each time Jammeh’s flour vessel ducked at the Banjul sea port, sources familiar with the President’s food importation told this paper. The Jammeh so called bakeries are merely used as “fronts” to cover his cocaine trade, said our source.

  Ben Jammeh And Pa Harry Jammeh In A Corruption Scandal!!

Jammeh Pairs Saving “A Brother Drug Felon” To The Expense Of NDEA Staffers

Ben Jammeh Fired OC Camara And S/O Jarju For Jailing His brother Antonio Jammeh For Drug Trafficking

SOLICITOR GENERAL AND NDEA CHIEF EXPOSED!!!!

By Staff Reporter Malang Jammeh & Pa Nderry M’Bai

Ben Jammeh, the Director General of the National Drug  Enforcement Agency, and his brother Pa Harry Jammeh, Solicitor General, have been engulfed in a “corruption, nepotism, and abuse of office” scandal, the Freedom Newspaper can authoritatively report. The Jammeh brothers are busy “obstructing justice, manufacturing evidence, and blackmailing”  hardworking members of the NDEA in a bid to settle old scores with anti narcotic agents, whose only perceived crime was facilitating the jailing of  their junior brother Antonio Jammeh, who was sentenced to three years in prison by a magistrate court in Banjul on drug trafficking related charges sometimes in March of this year.  Samba Juma Camara, officer commanding Sibanoor drug squad unit, and his station officer Jerry Jarju are the latest victims of Pa Harry and Ben Jammeh’s blackmailing schemes. The two had been dismissed from the Force with effect from Monday, for merely having the audacity to arrest, prosecute and jailed the “untouchable” Antonio Jammeh, a blood brother of the current Solicitor General Pa Harry Jammeh, highly placed sources in the heart of the Jammeh administration said.  Antonio was jailed for three years without an option of fine by a Nigerian Magistrate in Banjul sometime in March, sources said. 

PRESS RELEASE:  Mai Fatty elected to Top ECOWAS Committee

At the invitation of the ECOWAS COMMISSION, Hon. Mai Ahmad Fatty participated at a three day Conference of political leaders at Abidjan, Cote d/Ivoire from the 21st to the 23rd July 2010. The Conference on the theme internal democracy for political parties (Communique attached) elected a seven person Technical Committee to draw up a Charter on internal democracy and good governance for political parties in ECOWAS member states. Hon. Fatty was by acclamation unanimously elected to serve on this Commitee, the first of its kind by ECOWAS. Other members include Hon. Bernard Morna of Ghana; Ms. A.M Enos of Liberia; Alhaji U. Bugaje of Nigeria; Madam Adjamagbo of Togo and Mr. S. Coulibally of Ivory Coast.