President Jammeh Has Pancreatic Cancer

By Staff Reporter Atuteh telebuludorong, Banjul

The President of The Gambia Yahya Jammeh, who is running for a fourth term in office after seventeen years in power, is suffering from a vicious form of pancreatic cancer, the Freedom Newspaper can authoritatively report. A close Gambian female confidant to the wife of the dictator, Zainab Jammeh, has revealed that the first lady is filled with uncertainty and worry about the outcome of her husband’s battle with cancer. According to the source who spoke on condition of anonymity, the President had taken a trip to France last year where the diagnosis was made. But the dictator is concerned about his health privacy. He doesn’t want The Gambian Community to be aware of the diagnosed disease.

EDITORIAL: THE AFTERMATH OF THE ELECTIONS WILL DECIDE GAMBIA’S FUTURE!

The political euphoria is tense in Banjul ahead of the country’s Presidential elections due in one week time. Presidential candidates are touring the length, and breath of the country reaching out to electorates about their parties programs and policies if voted into office. Despite our ailing governance record, coupled with the “compromised Independent Electoral Commission” which toes to the dictates of the dictator Yahya Jammeh, one could safely argue that this year’s State House race is a contentious one—given the fact there are three solid candidates vying for the position of the Presidency. These are patriotic Gambians, who are committed to the welfare of the nation, with the exception of our “little President” Yahya Jammeh, to borrow Lobbyist John Aycoth’s expression, who thinks that the Presidency is another avenue to pursue his sheer greed.

JUSTICE MINISTER’S WIFE ATTACKS FREEDOM NEWSPAPER STAFFERS AT AN APRC LAMIN RALLY!

“DO NOT LISTEN TO FREEDOM RADIO.”

Tina Faal, a nominated Member of the National Assembly, and also the wife of Gambia’s Justice Minister Edward Gomez, speaking at an APRC rally in Lamin during the weekend launched a personal attack against the Editor of the Freedom Newspaper Pa Nderry M’Bai, and his staffers—accusing them of trying to incite hatred, and dissatisfaction against the Jammeh administration. The nominated Parliamentarian branded the Freedom Newspaper staffers as bunch of unpatriotic Gambians bent on destroying the image of the country through what she calls their “lies and hateful” negative press coverage against the Government of The Gambia.

GAMBIAN ARMY CHIEF MISINFORM PRESIDENT JAMMEH ABOUT THE DETAINED KANILAI PATROL TEAM SOLDIERS!

By An Insider

It was back in July 8^th of 2010, when President Yahya Jammeh parted company with four of his most trusted security aides in Kanilai. The men were arrested, and detained at the Mile Two Central Prison, following an automobile accident involving one of their colleague Musa Sarr, who is said to be at large at this hour. The accident, which took place at Farabantang, near the University of The Gambia Annex campus, claimed the lives of  some civilian friends of Musa Sarr. Mr. Sarr, was returning from his Casamance cannabis shopping trip when the accident occurred, our informant said.  But sadly, our ill-informed President, as usual, was made to believe that Mr. Sarr was driving from Kanilai when the incident occurred, which is far from the truth.  

‘THE GAMBIA’S PREMIER BANK TRUST BANK IS THE CONERSTONE OF ‘OSSUSU’ .

‘WE  SAVED TRUST BANK. TRUST BANK MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR US TO ACHIEVE WHAT WE WANTED’

SAYS PRESIDENT YAHYA JAMMEH AT KANILAI IN JULY 2008.

By A Concerned Trust Bank Staff, Banjul

Pa Nderry,   I do not harbor grudge against anybody. I am not writing because I want to destroy anybody. I am not writing because anybody is asking me to write. I am writing because as a veteran Banker, I have seen this institution failed twice. I read with ease the article forwarded by a colleague of mine in the Bank about the plight of the staff and the future of the Bank and I deem it necessary to add my voice to it.  Back in the days of Gambia Commercial and Development Bank, loans and facilities were granted to all Tom, Dick and Harry for no justifiable reason. The recovery of these facilities never happened then because it was all about the ‘BANJUL’ thing. Gradually, the Bank began to suffer drastically to the extent that Government had to sell the Bank off to the Meridian Group in 1992. All the bad loans that the ‘Banjul Boys’ created during the days of Gambia Commercial and Development Bank were passed on to the Assets Management and Recovery Commission. This is how the AMRC came into being because when Meridian bought the Bank they did not want to take over the bad loans created by the then ‘Banjul Boys’.