Yahya Jammeh may be a strong man – that too is relative. Yahya Jammeh is ONE man, has a soul (one) and a vote (one). His life should not be regarded as more worthy of heaven than all those who have died in or out of Mile 2.
It is not right that 40 prisoners should DIE in Gambian jails, due to a lack of proper medical attention, malnutrition and poor sanitary conditions whilst Dr. Jammeh is so busy neglecting their lives, in favour of saving only the lives of the HIV-Aids stricken.
It is also NOT right that anybody should be afraid to speak out or criticise Mr. Jammeh for fear of winding up in prison like Ngoh Nelson Mandela, but only to die there, of neglect.
I should also like to point out for the president’s benefit, that if in the future he is going to be deposed by the influence from outside, I can see a crack in the armoury of his security. He has opened himself up to more attention, more scrutiny, by showing the kind of man he is through his healing activities about which most scientists are sceptical. Should HIV-Aids continue to increase in the Gambia, he will partly be held responsible by WHO and others, so he had better start attending to the health requirements of ALL Gambians, and not only those who are suffering from asthma or dying of Aids. Gambians should be able to enjoy security and not live in fear. The Gambian government’s duty is to create a better life and security for all Gambians and the president should not forget that for his activities of 22nd July 1994, he himself could have been properly ex-ecuted. So, he should practice mercy to his own brothers and sisters of the Gambia, if he wants the Almighty to practice patience and forbearance with him.
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> From: SUNTOU TOURAY <[log in to unmask]>
> Date: 2007/03/15 to AM 10:52:43 CET
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Ämne: Re: 40 PRISONERS DIED IN GAMBIAN JAIL HOUSE
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> if the story is true, then those who think we should continue to baby sit yaya should think again.
> cruelty to our brother/sister should not be tolarated at any cost. the attitude of so long as i am save from his hands fine by me is very dangerous. a time will come when any thing can tricker unrest ,we need to avoid that headlong colison. so many of our country men have been missing for years yet we say nothing .why ? we can't do any thing about .that is wrong ,we can.the guy is a coward .
> yaya has accumulated so much wealth that he will not wait for the outcome of any comosion ,true democracy need to take it course but for how long are we going to wait ? i am getting old, i can't wait . i am now 35 years ,we need to look at the time.
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> Cornelius Edward Hamelberg <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> That's more than the president has cured of Aids....
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> > From: Matarr Amadou Sallah
> > Date: 2007/03/14 on PM 11:30:13 CET
> > To: [log in to unmask]
> > Ämne: 40 PRISONERS DIED IN GAMBIAN JAIL HOUSE
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> > 40 Prisoners Died In Gambian Jail House!
> >
> > "Prison Official Blames The Deaths To "Lack of Balanced Diet and
> > Medication."
> >
> > The General Manager of the Sindolla Hotel in Kanilai, President Jammeh's own
> > hotel has been arrested by the NIA. Mr.Lamin Sanneh has been missing from
> > his family for a week now, without charges brought against him, well placed
> > state house sources revealed today. Efforts made by his family to access him
> > at the NIA were blocked by the NIA, who at this hour are denying holding
> > Sanneh. But NIA insiders told the Freedom Newspaper that Sanneh was in their
> > custody.The circumstances surrounding his arrest is unclear at this hour,
> > but our National Correspondent Landing Badjie is investigating the story.
> > News also just came in about the death of 40 inmates at the Mile Two Central
> > Prisons. The deaths were blamed to lack of balanced diet and access to
> > proper medical treatment. A prison official who spoke to this paper says the
> > prison had never witnessed such a high magnitude of death toll since its
> > formation. The official says most the death prisoners suffered a great deal
> > prior to their demise as they complained about stomach pain,chest pain,
> > constant vomiting among others. A British detainee told our reporter that
> > thanks to the British High Commission in Banjul he was provided with medical
> > attention. The British inmate describes the lodging conditions at the Mile
> > Two as appalling and inhumane. Prisoners we gathered, are not fully fed
> > these days and access to medical attention is hard to come by. Since the
> > March alleged abortive coup, the government has tighten security at the
> > prisons. For more on this story, stay tuned.
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