Gainako Editor Initiates Peace Deal Between Mathew And The Freedom Newspaper!

A Letter to Uncle Mathew, Pa Mbai & to all those that matter.

 By Yero Jallow, Associate Editor Gainako Newspaper

Dear Uncle Mathew, Pa Mbai & all those that matter,

 I followed keenly the ongoing exchange of harsh words (tit for tat) to newspaper level publication. I am truly saddened by such; I wish it was never at that level. First of all, I don’t belong to any organization, political party, or interest group, so I am entirely acting on my own behalf. I might be the littlest of persons to mediate in this problem, but I thought you will all respect my call on your immediate cease-fire and move onto something worthy our fight. At a time when dictatorship has havocked our nation and its people, both of you need not to be lectured by me or anyone else that the fight should be focal on the oppressive administration.

In Femi Peters Case, 3rd  Witness Testifies

By Staff Reporter James Jammeh, Banjul

Momodou Sowe, third prosecution witness in the ongoing trial of Mr. Femi Peters, Campaign Manager of the Gambia's opposition United Democratic Party, on Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009, testified against the defence. Mr Peters is standing trial before Principal Magistrate Joseph Ikpala of the Kanifing Magistrates Court. Momodou Sowe who described himself as the Deputy Commissioner of Police in  charge of Kanifing  Division told the court that he recognized the accused in the dock very well, and he recalled that on the day in question, the 24th of October, 2009, between the hours of 17.55 and 1800pm, while he was on duty he received a telephone call from his deputy, Superintendent Ebrima Manneh {pw1}, who informed him that there was a political rally been held by the UDP at Ebony Junction in Serrekunda.

Editorial: Success VS Hate?

Mathew Jallow The Shameless Plagiarizer  

In the field of academia, plagiarizers are often expelled. It is dishonest to steal or lift people’s hard earned work without giving credit to them. We expect self proclaimed journalists like Mathew to respect the rule. Your actions tantamount to stealing.

While we are preoccupied with covering pressing political matters at home, some idle folks are stirring a beef with the Freedom Newspaper. One of them is Mathew Jallow, the flip-flopping crybaby, who thinks that he can remote control us from his candor apartment room in Wisconsin. He wants to determine what we should publish and what not. He also wants to measure our  journalistic qualifications. Fine, we have no problem with Mathew offering an advice to the Freedom Newspaper, but his actions should be  guided by honesty and goodwill.  His “hateful and misguided” piece clearly exposes his vengeance against this paper. Mathew Jallow is a plagiarizer, who uses Freedom Newspaper articles without giving credit to his source of information. This is the highest form of journalistic dishonesty.  He copied our  OJ Jallow  story without having the courtesy to credit his source. We sometime wonder if this crybaby Jallow has ever been tutored about journalistic and academic honesty. 

The APRC  Is On Its Way To Decent Burial- Says Syngle Nyassi

Jammeh Cannot Survive The CRACK On His Camp

As Nyassi Accuses Gov’t Of Using The Police To Harass The UDP

By Staff Reporter James Jammeh, Banjul

The National Youth President of the opposition United Democratic Party, Momodou Lamin Syngle Nyassi has said that the Ruling APRC is on its way to decent burial come the next Presidential elections. Mr. Nyassi said the APRC is adjusting itself to avoid the imminent fall, but the party’s main pillars have started cracking and that it is on the verge of collapsing. Mr. Nyassi, who suffered numerous arrest and persecution from the Jammeh administration said come the 2011 elections the APRC under the leadership of President Jammeh would be buried in the cemetery. He said the administration of Yahya Jammeh has lost the support it used to command from the grassroots.  He says Gambians are displeased with the current political dispensation and are in dire need of change.

Yahya Jammeh Telephoned General Tamba At Mile Two

… As Jammeh Tries to Reach A Truce With Tamba

By Boy Badjie, Freedom Newspaper Contributor Banjul

Yahya Jammeh recently telephoned General Tamba at the Mile Two Prisons, where the former Army General hung up the phone on Jammeh’s ears, prison sources said. It all started when Prison Director David Colley instructed his guards to escort Tamba to his offices. Colley received a phone call from the BIG MAN Jammeh, who requested to speak to General Tamba. Tamba showed up and once he picked up the phone and heard Jammeh’s voice he hung up the phone. The disgraced Jammeh kept saying “LT. this is HE.” But Tamba was gone.  Jammeh called again, and requested to speak to Tamba. Tamba hung up the phone again. He told David Colley that he doesn’t want to speak to Jammeh. He said he was being humiliated while in custody.