Freedom Radio Show AT 6:00Pm Tonight Eastern Time With Lobbyist John Aycoth

John Aycoth, a former lobbyist for the administration of President Yahya Jammeh will be on Freedom Radio at 6:00Pm Eastern Time today Monday November 29^th 2010.  Mr. Aycoth will answer questions from callers—be it Gambia/America related issues.  His past relationship with the Jammeh administration, what led to the bad blood between him and President Jammeh’s Government, among other issues.  Feel free to call:

Dial:  712-432-0075

Participant code:  395340#

Be  the first to call.  This is an important show. You will hear from Mr. Aycoth real time about his past dealings with the Jammeh Government.  Let’s make the discussions civil, and educative.  We will not entertain profanity. Thanks for your attention.

Former  Gambian Lobbyist Exposes President Jammeh!

Damning Revelations against President Jammeh!

After serving as a lobbyist for Gambian dictator President Yahya Jammeh in Washington DC,  John Aycoth, who had fallen out with Mr. Jammeh is speaking out for the first time, following years of low profile.  Mr. Aycoth is very conversant with Mr. Jammeh’s foreign policy. Mr. Aycoth also acted as Jammeh’s Public Relations, and Economic adviser between 2000 to 2002.  He was the main man in DC promoting Gambia’s interest to US policymakers.  For some reasons, Mr. Jammeh decided to prematurely terminate the American lobbyist’s services.  Well, Jammeh’s action goes with a price, as John sued Jammeh’s Government for a half million dollars in damages.  The matter was settled amicably in court with The Gambian Government reaching a settlement deal with Mr. Acoyth.   

Editorial: Gambia Hires Convicted Murderer As A Court Clerk!

WHEN FELONS RUN THE JUDICIARY!

Convicted murderers are now working with Gambia’s judicial system.  A soldier convicted of murder some time in 1995, has been appointed court clerk in Brikama.  He is handling important legal documents: be it civil litigation cases, criminal matters, or court judgments. Gibril Badjie, widely known as Sargas, a former member of The Gambia National Army is the latest felon to infiltrate our broken legal system, where he works as a court clerk in the town of Brikama.  Mr. Badjie, was convicted of murder together with his co accused person Michael Dacosta—both men had served their time in jail.  Badjie, and Dascosta, who were under the influence of alcohol murdered a Latri-Kunda German man during the early days of the military coup. 

PRESS STATEMENT:  GMC MAKES ALLIANCE WITH UDP AND ALLIES

Pursuant to extensive consultations, the Leader of GMC, Hon. Mai Ahmad Fatty is pleased to announce a strategic alliance between GMC with UDP and its allies for purposes of election 2011. GMC consents to enter into this Alliance in the national interest and because of its firm believe in the viability and potential capacity inherent in a genuine and robust united opposition to bring about the much needed regime change in our Motherland.  GMC urges all Gambians of different political inclinations to prcatically support the Alliance in all ways in the collective national interest. Together, working with a unity of purpose, we shall bring into effect the change we all require. We urge Friends of The Gambia to rally behind this united opposition Alliance in its quest for a Gambia where prosperity, compassion and freedom shall reign.

Another Arms Seizure In Nigeria!

Source: http://www.worldstagegroup.com/worldstage/index.php?&id=1323&active=news 

Nigerian Customs intercepts 1,143 ammunition at Tincan Port

Lagos (WorldStage Newsonline)-- Nigerian Customs Service (NCS), Tincan Island Command said on Tuesday that its officials had arrested over alleged importation of arms and ammunition. Their arrests were made at the examination bay when 1,143 ammunition and two pistols were discovered in a container laden with vehicles and other household items. The area Comptroller of the command, Mr Austin Warikoru explained that the contraband were concealed inside two Toyota cars, a Nissan car, a pick-up van and other household items. He added that one of the suspects was an agent to the importers of the contraband.