ABACHA CONTAINER MONEY WITH JAMMEH: A MYSTERY TO NIGERIANS!

By Pa Nderry M’Bai

Author’s E-mail: panderrymbai@gmail.com

Tel. 919-749-6319

Late dictator Sani Abacha of Nigeria had in mind prior to his demise  to invest in Gambia. He was working on a multimillion dollars housing project to be coordinated by dictator Yahya Jammeh, sources close to the Jammeh State House said.  The project unfortunately never touches the ground.  This was largely due to  Abacha’s sudden death—rendering a brief power vacuum in the populous West African country. But that did not stop Jammeh of Gambia to hijack the Abacha project funds.  For Jammeh, Abacha’s funds was a fortune from God.  A twenty foot container filled with United States dollar bills from the late Nigerian Head of State Abacha was addressed to President Yahya  Jammeh, which he (Jammeh) later pocketed.

WE KILLED DEYDA HYDARA—SELF CONFESSED JAMMEH HIT MAN TELLS FREEDOM NEWSPAPER!

By Pa Nderry M’Bai

Author’s E-mail: panderrymbai@gmail.com

Tel. 919-749-6319

We were instructed by President Yahya Jammeh on the eve of the Point Newspaper anniversary back in December 16^th 2004, to shoot and kill the paper’s Managing Editor Deyda Hydara, alleges a self confessed hit man for Gambia’s President Yahya Jammeh during an hour long interview with the Freedom Newspaper on Saturday. “I was part of the team that followed Mr. Hydra, and the other passengers on board his vehicle at the material time. I was accompanied by Major Sana Manjang, Ex Army Colonel Kawsu Camara, alias (Bombaredeh), Malick Jatta, Tumbul Tamba (Deceased), and co while Interior Minister Ousman Sonko coordinated the entire operation. We were armed with double barrel gun. This type of weapon is not part of the Gambia Armed Forces weaponry. The President personally instructed us to use the double barrel guns to avoid the army being linked to the incident. It was a well coordinated operation,” further alleges the Gambian soldier. Below is the full text of the transcribed interview we had with the self confessed Jammeh hit man.

Who Is Tina Faal?

Tina Faal, is a nominated Member of Gambia’s National Assembly. She used to be the wife of  the current Attorney General and Minister of Justice Edward Gomez. The former pair had a sizeable family. Unfortunately, the couple’s years of successful marriage—suddenly collapsed, following Tina’s own desire to marry her husband's former client in the person of Babanding Futanka Sissoho, a Malian Millionaire, who used to own a multimillion dollars investment firms in The Gambia. Tina’s story is a sad one, because she married a Millionaire, who used to be her husband's client.  Edu Gomez, served as a retainer Lawyer for Babanding Futanka Sissoho, the Malian businessman, cum philanthropist.

BOMBSHELL: YANKUBA COLLEY FIRED!

By Staff Reporter Atuteh telebuludorong, Banjul

The national Mobiliser of the ruling APRC, Yankuba Colley, has been fired, I can authoritatively report .The development, which took effect Monday, has been keep under wraps to give the impression all is well in the ruling party.  Reports reaching Freedom Newspaper indicate that the Mayor of Kanifing Municipality had found himself out of depth in garnering enough votes for Jammeh, as his meetings were attended only by young kids whose eligibility to vote is even doubtful. This, according to close connoisseurs of Jammeh's dwindling political fortunes, has generated in the psychotic and murderous dictator a sense of desperation and paranoia that the man had been all the while giving him false information on his chances of winning elections.

“NO POLITICAL UPRISING WILL BE ALLOWED IN GAMBIA,” JAMMEH TELLS ELECTION CHAIRMAN

“UDP KILLED OUR SUPPORTER IN 2001; IF YOU DO NOT ACT, THE STATE WILL ACT, ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.”

By Staff Reporter Momodou Jarju & Pa Nderry M’Bai

Author’s Email: panderrymbai@gmail.com

Tel: 919-749-6319

Gambia’s President Yahya Jammeh said he will deal with opposition elements bent on trying to instigate political uprising ahead of the country’s 24 Presidential elections. The president was speaking shortly after his nomination as the flag bearer for the ruling APRC party. Mr. Jammeh called out the main opposition United Democratic Party whom he accused of killing one of his party supporters in the run up to the country’s 2001 elections during a political violence between his party’s supporters, and the UDP militants in Basse. The incident left one Alieu Njie, an APRC supporter death. But the President in an uncompromising statement told the Chairman of the Electoral Commission Mustapha Carrayol that his party will not condone violence in the coming polls.