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Freedom Newspaper Accused Of Siding With The EAW-Editors Deny Charges!
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Freedom Newspaper Accused Of Siding With The EAW-Editors Deny Charges!
By Abu Camara, Ohio
We
appreciate the news that you give us daily, but disagree with the fact
that you are siding with these corrupt lobbyist firms which have no
Gambian interest in hand, after all you know that Jammeh will not
suffer the consequences if he pay the amount instead the poor Gambians
will. We want to know Johnson said about Aycoth, it may be true.
  
Will He Ever Get His Ambassador Jonhson's Jilanka Says He Will
Money Back?? New Allegations Against Not Pay A Dime To John
Aycoth.......................................................................
Editors
note: Thanks Mr.Camara for the observations. We have no intention of
siding with any of the parties involved in this high profile case. Our
reporters and team of seasoned editors tried their best to ensure that
the said trial is reported fairly, objectively and accurately. At
Freedom, we believe in balance, accurate and up-to-date reportage of
news events. We would be doing disservice to our readers and fans if
we depart from our mission statement-that is to treat all equally
irrespective of one's race, color, origin or political affiliation.
With
regards to the Grey-Johnson allegations against lobbyist Aycoth, we are
still trying to figure out as to whether it is worth publishing
considering the potential damage such a piece might caused to Aycoth,
his family and business. We do not want to be added into any future
legal dispute as a defendant or a witness. We want to remain neutral at
all times.
Having said this, it would be wrong for anyone to suggest that we are
afraid to publish the piece about John Aycoth. We have the courage to
run the piece. We are merely observing responsible journalism. As a
responsible paper we owe it to our readers to publish factual stories
and not smear campaign pieces. If the said evidence adduced by
Ambassador Johnson emerges into the court final electronic version we
have no alternative but to publish it. Let wait and see what happens
after the printout is out. Court records are public information. But
for now, we intend to hold onto the piece until such a time that we
have the evidence coming from the court. We hope that this explanation
would help you.
On a final note, the management of the Freedom
Newspaper appreciates the compliments. We are here to provide you with
up-to-date, reliable and first hand Gambian news. Stay tuned brother.
Have a great evening.
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Posted on Wednesday, October 04, 2006 (Archive on Monday, November 27, 2006)
Posted by PNMBAI Contributed by PNMBAI
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