By Yero Jallow (Dalton)

THE SINTET BOYS, AN UGLY MISNOMER.

At a time when history is recording, it is both a need and a necessity to put the records in their correct order. How I wish I don't have to reply to this one, but I cannot help it. My love for my decent village, Sintet, is more than just opening my eyes to see it being burnt into flames.The story authored by Bulfaleh, contributor to the Freedom titled "The Sintet group Kills for President Jammeh." is so ugly a heading and a true misnomer. Bulfaleh ran out of headlines, and now he crowns the whole of Sintet people as killers, the very ugly headline that is giving me sleepless nights for two consecutive days. To add flames to existing fire, Binneh Minteh, former Army lieutenant in the Jammeh regime is painting the picture more, thus quote " It is also widely belief that most of the torture and atrocities committed against Gambian citizens are done so by this very foreign people in collaboration with the "SINTET BOYS" as rightly claimed by the freedom newspaper editor.

Editors note: Yero Jallow Gainoko Pullo, hold your horse brother man. Bulfaaleh never accuses you as a person or Sintet residents as evil. He named Bajinka, Lang Tombong Tamba and others as those under Jammeh's payroll for dirty games. If only you mean to tell us that you served the state guards before coming to America? I doubt it very much. Go back and read Bufaaleh's piece thoroughly. I think you Yero Jallow said worse things than what Bufaaleh alluded to against Jammeh's hit men. We urge you to read the said piece with an open mind. We all know that you and the people of Sinteh are too civilized to be part of such nasty political games. But we cannot help it out, Lang Tombong Tamba was named as one of those who were part of the Sinteh gang. We want to clarify once again that the said piece was written by columnist Bufaaleh and not the editors of  Freedom. Thank you and have a good Sunday morning.

1. Education?
2. Health care system?
3.  Energy system?
4. High raised unfair property taxes?
5.  Death of school children and human rights abuses?
6.  Unlawful Detention of Gambians?
7.  Future of the Country's  Economy?
8.  Aids and Poverty?
9.  When  are you going before the commission to account for your wealth?
   I am delighted to have this opportunity to share my views and my vision with the Gambian community. The importance of this election cannot be overstated. Mr Jammeh has taken our country down the wrong path in nearly every conceivable way. We need a president; that will make The Gambia safer, stronger and more prosperous. A place where all Gambians have the opportunity to rise as far as their hard work and potential can take them.