It is barley 24 hours, since the alleged disappearance of the five coup suspects, which confirmed well founded fear within and outside the West African country, that the men must have been summarily executed by the Jammeh government. The Gambian government remained mute over the alleged killing of the detainees, who served key positions in Jammeh’s government at some point. The culture of killing is becoming rampant in our dear mother land and it is time for the International community to call for restrain in this ugly state of affairs befalling our country.

JAMMEH'S  ACCIDENT

STORY DOUBTED!!!!

    BY STAFF WRITER SOLOMON HYDARA

The detained wife of the army fugitive Ndure Cham, Mrs. Awa Darboe Cham, told the Freedom Newspaper that her captives subjected her to vigorous interrogations while in custody at the Banjul police Head Quarters, where she was being grilled by investigators, over the whereabouts of her husband. Mrs. Cham, who is six month pregnant was sleeping on a mattress, while in custody. She narrated how the investigators cornered her to volunteer information regarding Ndure Cham, who government say was on the run.

                BY LAMIN CEESAY

Reports circulating in The Gambia hinted about the alleged execution of the five coup suspects recently detained by the government. The five alleged coup suspects were alleged to have been summarily executed by the government of President Yahya Jammeh, amidst government claims that the coupists escaped while being transported to a jail house situated in the Central River Division called the Jangjangbureh prisons. The men believed to be killed were identified as Daba marenah, former NIA boss, Lieutenant Alieu Ceesay, Alpha Bah, Sergeant Malafi Corr and Lieutenant Ebou Lowe.

HAS JAMMEH EXECUTED

HIS THREAT TO DEAL WITH THE

COUP SUSPECTS?