US Envoy Calls For World Peace!!!

….As New Batch of Peace Corps Arrived In The Gambia

By Staff Writer Fatou Barry, Banjul

“More than ever there is a need for people around the world to work for peace. The mission of the Peace Corps is as critical and important today as it was over 40 years ago. The time is now for people from different nations, different religions, tribes and clans to come together in the name of peace,.” These were the exact words of the US Ambassador to The Gambia Barry Wells. The US envoy was addressing a new batch of Peace Corps Volunteers yesterday. The Ambassador emphasized the need for world peace. Below is the full speech of the Ambassador, which was emailed to the Freedom Newspaper. Please read on…….

Remarks of the U.S. Ambassador to The Gambia

Swearing in Ceremony for Peace Corps Volunteers

Honorable SOS for Forestry and Environment Kotu Cham, Permanent Secretary for Health and Social Welfare Sulayman Samba, Permanent Secretary for Agriculture, Mr. Jarju, Permanent Secretary for Environment Mr. Baldeh, Charge’ d’affaires from the French Embassy, Ms. Danielle Robin, Peace Corps Country Director Michael McConnell, Embassy staff, Peace Corps staff and Peace Corps Volunteers, friends of Peace Corps, distinguished guests and our newest members of the Peace Corps family, welcome to the U.S. Embassy Residence. 

How About If God Ends Jammeh’s Gov’t Tomorrow?-Scales Asked

…As Scales Raises Pertinent Questions About Jammeh’s Future Replacement!!!!!

“The various commentators on The Gambian " condition  " collectively criticise the Jammeh regime, but fail constantly to say what should replace him and what the change would bring. Without this manifesto, the argument persists as almost irrelevant and mere conjecture,.” Michael Scales Writes from England

Dear Mr. Editor,

  If the "hand of God" conspired to remove the APRC from the political landscape of The Gambia tomorrow morning…..The question remains what would God leave in its place by the afternoon? Would The Gambia's new Government find its niche' in the Western style of Democracy or would it be just waiting for the next coup de eta? Whether you like Jammeh or not, one thing you have to give him is respect for the way in which he has consolidated power. The various commentators on The Gambian “condition  " collectively criticise the Jammeh regime, but fail constantly to say what should replace him and what the change would bring. Without this manifesto, the argument persists as almost irrelevant and mere conjecture.

Jammeh Condemns Guinean Coup!!!

…“As He Accuses Wade And Other Coup Backers As “ Hypocrites and Enemies Of Development.”

By Staff Writer Fatoumata Jallow, Banjul

Gambia’s President Yahya Jammeh has said that African leader(s) who supported the recent military takeover in Guinea Conakry, were doing it for their own selfish interest and not in the greater interest of impoverished Guineans. Addressing reporters shortly after his arrival from the African Summit held in Lagos Nigeria, Jammeh accuses coup backers of being enemies of democracy and development. Mr. Jammeh who came to power through a coup, has publicly condemned the recent mutiny in Guinea Conakry led by  an army Captain Camara. Jammeh’s statement followed a declaration made by Senegalese President Abdoulie Wade supporting the coupists. Wade says he was personally contacted by the coup leader Captain Camara to serve as the junta’s international spokesman. But President Jammeh believes that coup deserves to be condemned by all true democrats and freedom loving nations.  

Gambian Ambassador To The AU Sarjo Jallow “Has Married A Third Wife”!!!!

….As Jallow Develops New Passion For Multiple Wives!!!                          

By A Private Investigator, Interested In Sarjo Jallow’s Private Life   

Gambia's Ambassador designate to the African Union in Addis Ababa Ethiopia, Hon Sarjo Jallow, has married a THIRD WIFE, authoritative research conducted by this private investigator can reveal. This revelation came as a bombshell to his family and friends! As it would be recalled, some months ago, Mr. Sarjo Jallow dropped napalm on his family, when he newly wedded a damsel by the name of Mamie Ngum, also known as Fatima Ngum of Serrekunda, London corner. He abandoned his first wife and children in Sweden and took Mamie Ngum with him to Ethiopia when he reported to work.