Accused Hezbollah Financier Hussien Tajideen Had A Portrait With Dictator  Yahya Jammeh!

Following our recent editorial exposing dictator Yahya Jammeh’s  affiliation with some Lebanese Hezbollah supporters in the Gambia, an anonymous source took it upon himself to visit the offices of Hussien Tajideen,  one of the Tajideen brothers, blacklisted by the US Treasury Department as among the financiers of the Lebanon based terrorist group Hezbollah, where the source claimed to have obtained a portrait of Jammeh and Tajideen. The source wrote: “Pa from Nakebba I got you Hussien Tajideen and Yaya Jammeh’s Picture.”

President Jammeh is refusing to expel the Tajideen brothers from the Gambia—largely due to his own personal aggrandizement. Mr. Jammeh survives on financial gestures extended to him by his Lebanese friends. He cares less about US’S  concerns that his administration is harboring Hezbollah financiers in Banjul.

It has been gathered that Jammeh has reached a joint business investment deals with his Hezbollah partners, through a third party, who posed as a front man for the corrupt dictator. 

Below is  Tajideen's Family tree in the Gambia.

1. Lowanah Tajideen (Tajideen's eldest daughter) age around 22, got married to Hassan Jabber.  She gave birth to a baby boy two months ago.  She got a daughter and a boy. She drives a Hyundai Santa Fe.

Tajideen bought a land  for Lowanah’s husband Hassan Jabber. The house belongs to the late Jobe Dollar and it’s situated at New Town Garba Jahumpa Highway—opposite the Marina International High school junction.  The house was later demolished and transformed as a car repair shop. Mr. Jabber is a car electrician by profession.

2. Hadijjah Tajideen—(Tajideen's second daughter) age close to 20 years old.  She used to date one Lebanese man with the first name Mahomud, but his Dad doesn’t like him.  Mahomud used to work for "laparrisiane"  an ice cream company opposite the American Embassy.  He left the Gambia about two years ago for Lebanon.  Hadijjah drives an Infinity FX35.   

The Infinity in question was purchased from the United States and shipped to the Gambia by one Hussein, who used to work for the Tajideens at their Kairaba Supermarket. Hussein is believed to be residing between Detroit and New York.

It has been gathered the Tajideenes  are using third parties within and outside the Gambia to penetrate the US market, even though they have been banned in this country. The infinity was bought for close to $27,000 dollars, our source said.

3. Hassan Tajideen ( Tajideen's son) who  has just turned eighteen years.  He is about to get married. The girl he intends to marry is in Lebanon.   He drives a Mitsubishi Pajero 2010—gold color. He shares the car with his mother.

4. Mehdi Tajideen, ( Tajideen's last son) age around 12 years.

Mr. Tajideen resides in Bakau New Town.  He is a close confidant of President Jammeh.

While the US is trailing Tajideen’s business activities within and outside the Gambia, the duo has been constantly changing his company name information with the help of his host Gambia in a bid to wipeout  traces.  Sources said Tajideen has changed his company’s name on three occasions.  His former company blacklisted by the US Treasury Department known as Tajco has been renamed as Grand Stores. Grand Stores is the official name for Tajco now.  The name changes is aimed at beating the US sanctions directed at their company, and its subsidaries around the globe.

Even though he has changed his company's information, he is still using Tajco as his official website. The link to Tajideen’s website is: www. tajco-ltd.com   The second website link is: tajcogambia.com   Both sites have been blocoked and Tajideen believes that the US is responsible for the blockage. These sites will not respond if typed on one's browser, but it's accessible through google search.

The US authorities can now update their database information if the said intelligence is not in their possession. We are trailing the Lebanese mafia in Banjul helping the dictator to destroy that onetime peaceful and stable country.

Our investigators have been trailing the Tajideenes for the past one year.  In our next edition, we will publish more information on his financial activities within and outside the Gambia.  We will start with China, where the Tajideenes are making most of their  purchases.