President Jammeh Might Fall Soon-Shocking Revelations about A falling African Despot!!!
President Jammeh Might Fall Soon-Shocking Revelations about A falling African Despot!!!
President Jammeh Might Fall Soon-Shocking Revelations about A Falling  African Despot!!!

Jammeh Used To Be Called "Boy Jolla" By The Diab Family Who Fed Him With Food Left Outs!!!

              12 Years Of the APRC Gov't Marred By Killing Of Deyda Hydara, Daba Marena, Lowe And Others....

Freedom Newspaper Profiles President Yahya Jammeh-Gambia's Iron Hand Dictator Will Soon Be History!

President Yahya Jammeh settled into the West African country, The Gambia when he was pretty young accompanied by his parents from Casamance. Jammeh was born in the Southern Provence of Casamance and later raised in Foni, a provincial locality in the Gambia. His Gambian citizenship has been a subject of discussion across the country, as many people doubted his Gambian citizenship claim. This to some extent affected Jammeh in many ways in his life as an impoverished kid. Jammeh came from a poor family back ground just like some of us  whom he perceives  as his biggest threat today. Jammeh's initial bid to join the then Gendamerie was greeted with big opposition by those charged with the responsibility of screening military recruit applicants. When a back ground check was conducted on him, Jammeh was dropped on non citizenship grounds. He was also being associated with fugitive Kukoi Samba Sanyang, the mastermind of the 1981 abortive coup, which left hundreds of Gambians dead. While Jammeh has no relationship with Kukoi, earlier reports suggested that he was a blood relative of Kukoi. Thanks to the former Tourism Minister Alkali James Gaye, Jammeh was admitted into the army. James helped Jammeh a great deal in life. Had been that it was not James Gaye, Jammeh would not have been a soldier in the first place. Little did James know at the time that he was helping a man who was going to wage an arm resurrection against the very government he served over the years. Jammeh has been a stubborn kid. We will come to that later.
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                        Jammeh Father Was A Wrestler

President Jammeh's special liking for wrestling  has not been an ordinary one. He inherited wrestling from his dad. This where the days when Casamance wrestlers crossed into the Gambia for wrestling.  Jammeh's father was also a traditional healer. Jammeh was also a wrestler during his tender age. His father settled into the Gambia through wrestling contest organized by the two countries. His mum Ajaratu Asombi Bojang has been known as a petty trader in Bakau. Coming from a poor back ground, Jammeh found life very miserable as a youth man. His parents worked very hard to make him  productive.  Upon completing his primary education, Jammeh moved to Buwiam Secondary school, where he spent few years before proceeding to the Gambia High School. While in Buwiam, Jammeh was hosted by the family of Abdoulie Kujabi. The Kujabi family provided him with food shelter and all what not. The same Jammeh later hated the very Kujabi family who helped to up bring him. He charged Abdoulie Kujabi with concealment of coup  attempt while arresting his brother James Kujabi. James later left the country after he was dismissed from his state house protocol job. Jammeh's mum have spoken out against her son's betrayal schemes against the people who bettered his life at one point or the other. Some even blamed Asombi's recent ailing health condition to heart attack, as she cannot withstand Jammeh's recent crack down against his own  family members and former close associates. The woman feels that her son was bound to fail in the short term as a leader. That Jamme cannot get away from such betrayal schemes. Asombi is not happy with Jammeh to say the least. She is very worried about her son's future and is constantly picking on Jammeh to be God fearing. That the culture of killings, disappearances and torture should cease.

               Pa Alphonse Tamba must be shocked at his grave.

President Jammeh has no relative in the capital city Banjul and its surrounding when he was admitted at the Gambia high school, as a provincial boy. Jammeh's parents scouted for Guardianship for their loved one  everywhere but  without success. Thanks to a Christian senior citizen in the person of Pa Alphose Tamba, Jammeh was finally assured of a place where he can live and go to school. Pa Tamba was a very caring elder in  Latri-Kunda German. The old man was charged with the responsibility of taking care of Jammeh and  Sussan Waffa Ogoo, the current Minister of Tourism. Pa Tamba did all what he can to make the two to be productive members of society. While Sussan is not related to Jammeh, thanks to Pa Tamba the two later became brothers and sisters. Pa Tamba was not surprised when Jammeh walked into his house in Latri-Kunda to inform him that he had taken over the country from Jawara's government. Tamba had earlier warned him against his leadership dreams and to be loyal to the state. The old man told him to return the country, but he refused. Pa Tamba was against the coup and never minced his feelings about it.

               Ramzia Diab was Jammeh's neighbor.

Ramzia Diab lived opposite Pa Tamba's house in Latri-kunda. She still resides  in that house, where Jammeh used to crash for food in those days. The Diab family also helped poor Jammeh. Food left outs from Ramzia's home were usually handed over to Jammeh. Jammeh spent most his time at Ramzia's house when Pa Tamba was away from home. As soon as the old man walked into the house, Jammeh will report to base as he knows what will visit him if Pa Tamba asked about his whereabouts. Jammeh cannot dispute my claim as there are witnesses to attest to this fact. Ramzia's involvement into APRC politics was driven by her past close ties with Jammeh. Almost all the Diab family know Jammeh. They used to call him boy Jolla. Jammeh used to brew attaya for this woman. Ramzia cannot be bullied by Jammeh, a man she helped. If it were not  the the likes of Ramzia, Jammeh would have been scanvanging for food at the kotu Kuwareh just like one of those kids featured by local papers. Pa Tamba was finding it difficult to feed the kanilai boy. He likes eating. If Jammeh decides to forget the help extended to him in the past by the Diab family then so be it. Jammeh should come to his senses and remember that these were the very people who used to give him food remnants and school fees. Ungratefulness don't pay. When he nominated Ramzia as an MP, people viewed his action as a compensation since the lady and her family helped him  when he was nothing. But the same Jammeh woke up one fine morning and arrested Ramzia Diab accusing her of coup plot. Ramzia was abused and physically tortured by his junglers. Thanks to a state house insider this information was released to us.

                             Jammeh's coming in 1994

When President Jammeh took over power in 1994, he made all kinds of promises to Gambians. He accuses the PPP of overstaying in power and official corruption. The same Jammeh was on record for having said that future leaders of the country cannot rule the Gambia for more than two terms and promised to share the national cake fairly. Jammeh's promise to end impunity is also on record. To the surprise of many, the same Jammeh deviated from all his promises. He said he is here to stay for another thirty years. He vows that coups and elections cannot remove him from power. Jammeh repeatedly extends  invitations to the army to topple him and see what will happened. From 1994 to date the country has witnessed more than 18 so called foiled coups and counter coups. Hundreds of soldiers have died in active duty in the name of coup plot, while many have fled the country in fear for their lives. The darkest day of the country's military was the November 11 alleged foiled coup where young army officers were murdered in cold blood and buried in mass graves. Many soldiers are still declared missing as their loved ones cannot account for their whereabouts. Jammeh was the brain behind the said killings, under the commands of his former vice chairman Sanna B Sabally. Again on April 10, 2000, Jammeh ordered for the killing 14 unarmed school children who were protesting against the killing of their colleague Ebrima Barry. Radio SUD FM journalist and Red Cross Volunteer Omar Barrow was killed during the said demonstration by Jammeh's wild soldiers. Jammeh's rule is characterized by blood shed and persecution of political opponents.

                    The Killing of Deyda Hydara

The killing of journalist Deyda Hydara shocked the entire country. The government is linked to his killing. Deyda was one of those brave journalists who had the daring mind to speak  his mind on issues of national concern. His popular column called "Good morning, Mr.President" was well read in the country. The President hated Deyda in all aspect. He don't like what the man writes about his dictatorial tendencies. Prior to his murder both Deyda and my very self were being closely watched by Jammeh's junglers. In one of my arrest, a police officer came to the point to pose as a news client of mine. He lied to the watchman Pa Dembo that he was in the office to see me as he the officer had a scoop to give me. Pa Dembo told the officer that I was not around and suggested  to the officer to give the story to other journalists in the news room. These were the words of the officer" It is only Pa Nderry who can relay the said story. For him anytime he writes, it will  appear on the paper the next day. We wouldn't mind to seat and wait for him." said the police detective from Dalaba. The officers later left the Point and decided to hide at a near by neighborhood.

As soon as I walked into my office, the late Pa Dembo told me that some people came to ask for me under the pretext that they had a big scoop to pass on to me.  While trying to settle in my office, one of the officers came and announced that I was under arrest. That they received orders from the top to effect my arrest. Our offices were being frequently placed under surveillance, as the state wanted to know the people who provided us with information. Deyda personally told me that he spotted strange faces around our offices on a daily basis. Deyda was later killed. I have no doubt in my mind that Deyda was killed by agents of the Gambia Government. I was equally going to be killed if I had stayed in the country. Even though I left the country, I'm still rattling Jammeh's cage thanks to our leading Freedom Newspaper online. He sponsored hackers to penetrate our files, but we are still stronger than ever before. Jammeh is still holding people he branded as our informants in NIA torture chambers. The stories are still coming from the state house despite his attempt to detain these innocent Gambians. This is the paper giving Jammeh sleepless nights. We are ready to expose Jammeh come what may.

                     Daba Marena's killing

Daba Marena was one of those NIA agents who used to run Jammeh's dirty games. When Deyda Hydara was killed, Daba and his boys cooked up a so called confidential report accusing Hydara of being a womanizer and also a provocateur. They blamed Deyda's death to the above reasons. Barely, a year passes Daba was arrested and accused of coup plot alongside with other service chiefs. Daba was alleged to have been one of the ring leaders of the said coup and was executed in grand style by Jammeh's jungglers together with four others. Daba later became a victim of the government he helped to kill and exiled Gambians. Daba could not believe it when he was dragged from his prison cells and later taken to a firing range where he and other security detainees were summarily executed by the government. Jammeh gave orders for their killing. Some of the army officers who took part into the killings were later promoted. Spilling Deyda Hydara's blood will lead to Jammeh's down fall. All those linked to Deyda's murder directly or indirectly will have a bad ending in life. Let watch and see what will happen to Jammeh. Deyda belonged to the Sheriff clan and his killers will live to regret it. As President Jammeh seeking for third term re-election, we Gambians as concerned Gambians are praying his down fall through democratic means. 12 years of Jammeh's rule has been  marred by killing, torture, arrest, forceful exile and underdevelopment. Jammeh will go down in history as Gambia's iron hand dictator and a serial killer. We pray for the day when he will be handcuffed and placed under the dock to face charges of crime against humanity. That day is slowly but surely coming. God save the Gambia from this terrorist. Our people are dying for nothing.

Posted on Thursday, September 14, 2006 (Archive on Sunday, October 29, 2006)
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