Thanks Ndey.

Your information is well appreciated on Dumo.He is a man of the people.

Good to hear you and hope all is well with the kids.


Regards
Niamorkono




Sidibeh and Jabou,


Dumo is the same man you described. I visited him in November whiles in
Gambia. He is still a strong person, determined and focus. Even in the
prison he still keep the spirit of the struggle and hoping that the
truth will prevail soon.

The prison conditions are bad, really bad but he said to me the struggle
continues. We cannot expect victory to come that easy. Even in prison
Dumo is known to be a man of  truth, justice and freedom. I remember
they brought some guys from court and DUmo turn to me and said have you
seen there are people in this place who are not suppose to be here.

I urge any freedom and peace loving Gambian to visit him whiles on a
holiday. business or any other thing no matter your party affiliation.


The Struggle Continues!!!
Ndey Jobarteh


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