BRIKAMA COUNCIL CEO CLASHES WITH PARTY MILITANTS!!!

By Wise Man

A brawl ensued between the Chief Executive officer of the Brikama Area Council Gidda Jallow and some members of the July 22^Nd Movement Action Group yesterday. Mr. Jallow refuses to okay D40,000 payment request from the July 22^Nd Movement Action group for the purchase of “ Green Uniforms” for the Movement. Even though his boss Chairman Sunkari Badjie authorizes the disbursement of the funds, Gidda Jallow declined the transactions, citing the potential economic loss the Council might suffer due to such un-reconciled cash issuances. The July 22^ND members later went wild, as they openly curse out the Brikama Area Council CEO. Officials from the Governor’s office later came to restore sanity at the council.

Mr. Jallow insists that under his watch there wouldn’t be no cash disbursement without accountability. He was confronted by a group led by Lamin Kulo Bojang, Chairman of the July 22^Nd Movement in Brikama. Bojang insists that they needed the said money in order to buy uniforms to welcome the President during his meet the people’s tour. But Jallow says he cannot approve the said request as there was no budget set aside for such expenses. He also wondered what precedence the July 22^nd Movement wants to set in Birkama, arguing that the opposition might also turn around ask for the same financial gesture. Consequently, he disapproves the request.  

MALICK JONES SET FREE!!!!

Bakary Saine, Banjul

Former GRTS senior producer Malick Jones has been released , following what the NIA calls mistaken identity. Jones was mistaken with another suspect who was apparently wanted by the agency for questioning, but NIA insiders say the latest move was just another deviation tactics calculated to harass and persecute Jones. Jones has since been released. He informed this reporter that he accepted his arrest in good faith and would continue to remain a patriotic citizen. Jones believes that God predestined his current ordeal and had no choice but to accept in good faith.

Jones says he was never informed the circumstances surrounding his arrest. He complied to join the investigating team to Banjul, where he was held briefly. Malick Jones was suspended from the GRTS following allegations that he and Mam Sait Ceesay were supplying information to a foreign journalist. Mr. Jones told this reporter that he harbored no grudges against the Government and shall continue to serve his country.

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Detained Army Officials Accused Of Trying To Assassinate President Jammeh

Suspected Accomplice CPL Lamin Bojang Moved To Farafenni, Pending The Completion Of the Investigations

By Wise Man, Banjul

Major Lamin Gano former ADC to President Jammeh has been arrested alongside with Captain Baysupha Jatta,  leaks from the State House unveiled. Major Gano who was reported to have been appointed as the New Army Public Relations officer was said to have been detained well before the President’s meet the people’s tour alongside with the above name military personnel. Gano, and  Jatta  have their services terminated and were held at an undisclosed location. Corporal Lamin Bojang who was suspected in the said coup against President Jammeh was moved to the Farafenni army camp pending the completion of the ongoing investigations.

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By Bakary J Kujabi

Friday is the deadline for gays residing in The Gambia to leave the country or risked having their heads cut off per Presidential directive. President Yahya Jammeh has warned gays residing in the country to leave or else might risked being killed in cool blood. The President who was addressing party supporters in Talinding said the Gambia will not welcome gays and lesbians. He calls on hotel and motel owners to evict gays occupying their facilities or might as well face the music. The President said “Jammeh said that a legislation “stricter than those in Iran” concerning the vice would be introduced very soon..”

Jammeh said his Government will make life hard for gays describing them as “ immoral bunch of individuals bent on risky sexual behaviors.” The President said come Friday, there would be no gays in The Gambia.

Observers were taken aback by Jammeh's threats since he Jammeh has been linked to gay activities in the past. Many suspect that the President is a gay. Now that he has com out in the open to denounce gay, he has proven his critics wrong.