Hussein Tajideen Changes Tajco Gambia To Senesco Banjul!

Acting on an E-mail sent to us by an insider in Jammeh’s Government about the change of company name involving the black listed Lebanese company Tajco Gambia Limited owned by the Tajideen brothers, we dialed the phone number 220-420-2191 associated with the company owner Hussein Tajideen and interestingly Hussein Tajideen himself answered the phone. Who are you? Asked Tajideen. “ My name is PM,” answered our reporter. “I’m trying to reach Hussein Tajideen,” our reporter posited. "Yes, who are you and where are you calling from,"? Tajideen retorted.  “Is this the Senesco Banjul,”? Our reporter asked. “This is not Tajco,”…. He answered. “How can I help you,? He further asked. “You need to call back the line is not clear. I cannot hear you,” said Tajideen.

The Halifa Sallah/Foroyaa Reporters Debacle Transcribed Discussions!

MEETING ON DECEMBER 16, 2011.

After Friday Prayer

Halifa Sallah:

Fabakary Ceesay, have I ever interviewed you to come and work at Foroyaa?, Amie Sanneh, Sarjo Camara, Lamin Sanyang, Madiba Signateh, Musa Barrow, Momoedou Dem, Annia Gaye, Yaya Bajo, Sulayman Bah, Awa Bah and Pateh Baldeh. The same pressing question was put to Abubacarr Saidykhan, who after pondering for a while, responded by the emphatic word: “Never”.

THE MEETING BEGINS IN A TENSE ATMOSPHERE

I am surprised, and all of you again is there anyone of you who has ever been recruited to be a member of PDOIS? That I recruited you to be a member of PDOIS? Or to serve PDOIS as Foroyaa worker?  Have I ever approached anyone of you as people working for Foroyaa, and said you must be a member of PDOIS? Is there anybody who can say that? Some of the reporters responded in the negative. At this juncture Fabakary Ceesay attempted to intervene and Halifa Sallah lashed at him: “Please leave me to continue!”

HEZBOLLAH NETWORK IN THE GAMBIA – WHAT IS NEXT ?

TAJIDEEN CHANGES THE NAME OF HIS BUSINESS IN THE GAMBIA !!!!

By an Insider Banjul

Gambia's Jammeh pulls out of race for African Union Assembly presidency

By Laura Angela Bagnetto in Addis Ababa

Gambian President Yahya Jammeh has pulled out of the race for the presidency of the African Union’s Assembly, Gambia’s foreign minister told RFI on Thursday. This leaves Benin’s President Boni Yayi the likely winner of the rotating one-year term. “The president took the decision to withdraw his candidacy,” Mamadou Tangara said after a closed-door meeting of foreign ministers from the Economic Community for West African States (Ecowas). 

Yahya Jammeh To Announce A New Cabinet!

By BT  Saine, Banjul

A major cabinet changes is expected to be announced by Gambia’s failed dictator Yahya Jammeh, administration sources said.  There will be new faces in the new lined up cabinet.  It’s an interesting policy shift on Jammeh’s latest propaganda to tap on the diasporan Gambians to help shape the affairs of the country.  Folks who attended the diasporan meeting were also offered Ministerial job opportunities. Some of the people approached confirmed that they have turned down Jammeh’s cabinet offer.