Who Is This Man Standing Behind President Jawara?

I had to contact to my source via email to double check with him: Who is this man standing behind former President Jawara? At a first glance, I couldn’t picture the pale looking guy, standing behind the former President.  My source responded back and informed me that it was former Army Lieutenant Yaya Jammeh, standing behind President Jawara. I said to myself: Wow…. Jammeh has evolved a lot weight wise over the years. Jammeh appeared very skinny in that picture. But that is life. Human conditions are dictated by situations. Jammeh Musa is using the Presidency to overfeed himself, enrich himself and render Gambians poorer to the expense of the nation. The national cake that he promised to share among Gambians equally during his early days in power has been hijacked by Jammeh. Everything in the Gambia today belongs to Jammeh Musa. He is the chief custodian of the constitution, the land, air, endangered species, including human beings. That is how powerful Yaya Jammeh is.

‘Drug Money Finances Jammeh’s State House And His Ruling APRC Party,’ Former Magistrate Assan Martin Alleges

 By Pa Nderry M’Bai

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A former Gambian magistrate has alleged that President Yahya Jammeh has been one of the main benefactors of drug exhibit money recovered from drug dealers, through a Kangaroo plea bargaining panel constituted by Gambia’s antinarcotic agency, which he said, its proceeds is usually used to finance the activities of the office of the President and the Ruling APRC party.  Mr. Assan Martin, a human rights Attorney, was speaking on Monday in an exclusive interview with Freedom Radio. Martin is now residing in New York City, here in the United States. The former magistrate said the Gambia government would rather encourage drug trafficking than fighting the global menace—given the millions of dollars it derived from the trade through clandestine bogus plea bargaining sessions; the regime conducts without the sanctioning of the courts. 

Livestock Director Demba Jallow And Co Arrested; NIA Overcrowded With Detainees; Jammeh Instructs His Assassin Team To Torture Folks Complaining About Economic Hardship; Njogu Bah To Face Charges!

The NIA headquarters in Banjul is overcrowded with detainees at this hour. The confused Gambian dictator is not pleased with the reception accorded to him during his dialogue with the people tour and as such Jammeh is ordering his security agents to arrest anyone that comes on to his mind. It is really chaotic in Banjul. The latest public official to be arrested is Mr. Demba Jallow, the Director of Livestock Services. Mr. Jallow has been arrested alongside with other government officials, the Freedom Newspaper has gathered. This is not the first time that Mr. Jallow has been picked up by the NIA. He was arrested about a year ago and detained for months and later released. Jallow got fired shortly after his previous arrest.

Dictator Yahya Jammeh Has Declared Xenophobic War Against Foreigners Residing In The Gambia; Accusing Them  Of Economic Dominance!

By Pa Nderry M’Bai

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Gambia’s President Yahya Jammeh has declared xenophobic war against foreigners residing in the impoverished West African country—accusing them of dominating the country’s commercial sector—thus marginalizing indigent Gambians, who according to dictator Jammeh, have become economic liabilities overtime due to their own lazy attitude, the Freedom Newspaper can report. Mr. Jammeh was speaking in Farafenni town during his dialogue with the people tour. Like his late dictator brother Edi Amin of Uganda, who expelled Asians following Uganda’s economic crisis, The Gambian leader also wants to nationalize Gambia’s economy. Jammeh is apparently blaming foreigners—mainly from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS)—notably neighboring Senegal, Guinea Conakry, Guinea Bissau, Mali, Ghana and Nigeria, for being responsible for the country’s economic crunch. Gambia’s economy has not been doing well in recent months. The local currency, the Dalasi, has been depreciating against other international currencies such as: the US dollar, the British pound, the Euro and the Japanese Yen.

NIA Deputy DG Yankuba Badjie Had A Rough Past With US Law Enforcement, As Yanks Jumped Bail In Ohio After Allegedly Raking His Employer’s Shop

Did the NIA Deputy DG Yankuba Badjie, had a pending warrant in Columbus, Ohio? Dude is reported to have jumped bail. What happen was, dude was entrusted to oversee a shop belonging to a Gambian brother in Ohio. The shop owner was away from the US for six months. He was on vacation in the Gambia and he asked Yanks to oversee the shop for him while he was gone. Unfortunately, Dude came back in the US and found that his store's shelves were virtually empty.  No merchandise.  Yanks was questioned over the massive shrinkage of merchandise.  Yanks was briefly held and released. He was also processed by the INS, so we heard. A monitoring device was placed on his leg while his case was pending.  He later reportedly jumped bail and fled to the Gambia.