Dear editor,

I have been following events in our country through your news paper. Keep up the good work. However i am a bit confused as to your heading on the subject matter. You said the Soldier reported that " jammeh hired some stateguard soldiers to eliminate by killing some prominent politicians ( names yet to be confirmed). Bajinka was against it and did not agree with the idea". However in your comments on editors note you wrote that "the soldier said, Bajinka was assigned to kill some prominent politicians". This is confusing. Please enlighten us more whether you are quoting the soldier or otherwise. If you are quoting the soldier then write the true thing as given to you by the soldier. There is contradiction between your editorial note and the one given to you by the soldier.There is a big difference between "jammeh hired some soldiers to kill...." and Bajinka was assigned to kill.....". Please verify in your next paper. Thank you and may God continue to bless you, your staff and all the good people fighting to see justice prevail in the Gambia.

Editors note: Thanks concerned reader for your point of observation. Bajinka was the head of the state guard and must be in the position to account for the activities of the men under his command. Any information given to us, we try to solicit an independent confirmation to it. We quoted what the proclaimed soldier said correctly. The editorial judgement if you like, was thoroughly researched. It is up to major Bajinka to clear his name. The man has been linked to a lot of crimes and he need to set the records straight. Thanks for the observations.