"[log in to unmask],"

One of Uncle Sidi's (NOT Morro) "backers" here!  With this message, I
commiserate with Uncle Sidi on his firing.  I must admit that I almost choked over a
bagel this morning upon hearing about his firing.  As for his legacy, his
short-lived tenure notwithstanding, time will certainly tell!  All the best of
luck, Uncle, in your future endeavours.

Your Favourite Nephew,
Madiba (hehehehe)

A question for "[log in to unmask]"... Are you sure that Uncle Sidi was
fired because of misappropriation of public funds as you indicated below?
Inquiring minds want to know. Thanks.

Madiba.

In a message dated 0 4:24:56 PM Eastern Standard Time, [log in to unmask]
writes:


> Will the backers of Morro Sanneh (uncle/koto Sidi to some of you'll) please
> rise and resume your defensive stance in the wake of his firing?  You'll did
> a good job defending the indefensible.  Now that he's fired, are you going
> to just sit there and play dead, or are you going to confront the Gambian
> Dix for firing your beloved koto/uncle?  I feel no sympathy for this snake
> and he deserved everything he got and then some.  Now, he will have to face
> Gambians to explain his Judas behavior.  Not only is he fired, but he is
> branded a thief.  We shall now see if he has a spine to counter his charge
> of a thief, to question Yaya's assets.  Folks, please do not tie your horse
> on that hope, for it will flee, because you'll find out that Morro is
> spineless as well.  In order for the Morros, Mafys, Jannehs of this world to
> get close to Jammeh, they had to have peddled some incredible stories about
> some of us haters.  Just think about it, how can Amadou Scattred (Scattered
> to some of you and rightfully so) get close to Yaya, much more drink Attaya
> with him after he had roamed the hills of Tennessee and beyond being an
> expert on Jammeh?  Do not be fooled, some of us were dinner on that table
> where the scheming union was formed.  Same with Morro.  Mafy we all know he
> used his kinship as well.  However, if Jatta can come back, Mafy can come
> back too.  All it will take is to organize a "Bugarabu" session in the name
> of "Tui" (cousin), and there you go.  It worked for Fams, Jatta, Kukoi, and
> a whole lot of folks from "Sindola".  The rest is the job of the head
> sycophants to figure out.  Let's see if the Dippa Kunda "bantaba" will
> descend in Kanilai on behalf of Lie Conteh, this time around.  You'll
> remember the screaming at the gates of State House when Lie was fired and
> hired twice, the same day?  I am not aware of a "Njago" delegation, yet, so
> my friend T is out of luck and may have to reserve a room in hotel BBJ for
> now, that is if he does not cough it up.  "Waahi Maag Da Nah Goudei Waaye Du
> Faanan Aalah".  Hopefully, this will be time for reflection for some of
> these slimes.  It was just a few days ago that I talked about you all's
> favorite uncle and warned you of his future embarrassment, not knowing that,
> that future is now.  I better name more names now that I'm hot.  Better yet,
> let me put that wisdom on the lotto so I can ease your burden to finance the
> flushing out of the Gambian Dix.
>
> However, this is also no time for Tony Daaba (Dix to some of you'll) to
> celebrate.  The monster you created is going to consume you as well.  This
> is why NADD needs to speed up their shuffle, so Gambians can get to the real
> story that is the ill gotten loot of Yaya.  If you combine all that he
> accused Morro and crew of stealing, it will not amount to a drop in the
> "Benwarr" that Yaya heisted, in excess of $1 billion, from our poor and
> impoverished nation.  Just his private jet dwarfed all these petty thieves'
> escapades.  You add to that Crude Oil I and II (why is Idi Jobe not included
> in his midnight parade?); the set aside with Ebou Jallow Jammeh (excess of
> $30 million); the financing of a Zoo (which he needs to be an inmate
> himself); Mansion and free electric and water supply for Kanilai; real
> estate properties in Morocco, US, etc.; Land grabbing; hajj financing
> (please don't tell me it was for Allah); the cars, shopping sprees, "sucre
> Ndogu" (the private media definitely knows about this one), dishing out more
> than D100 million since 1994; YDE; jet fuel; the many hidden accounts
> (remember he was an under study of Abacha); and Tax Evasion, you'll.  This
> list is by no means exhaustive, and just like he requested, Gambians in the
> know are going to volunteer info. on him, some of whom are in his midnight
> parade.  I know some of us love to play dumb when real issues are being
> discussed, or hide behind religion, hope, and in severe cases denial, but I
> will be damned if you miscount on this one.
>
> Now, in the face of all this evidence, who in their right mind will take
> Yaya seriously with his recent clown fest of a corruption raid?  The US
> Embassy, British High Commission, Nigerian High Commission, and other
> emissaries in that country know that this stunt of Yaya's is a farce and
> both Bush and Blaire are perfectly aware of the criminal that is Yaya.
> Their agents roam the L, Post, Talk, and I dare say the STGDP site, and they
> are in tune with his schemes.  However, they are not going to liberate us,
> that is a job for you and I to perform.  They have a role, but it is after
> the fact - when we flood out the Gambian Dix.  NADD needs to wrap things up
> now, so that the task of bringing down the Leviathan can commence.  Folks,
> the Dirimo of Kanilai has given us lemons, what is NADD waiting for to make
> Lemonade?  Please read below.
>
>
>
>
> Neneh Macdouall Among New Cabinet Faces
>
>
> Gambia Daily News (Banjul)
>
> March 30, 2005
> Posted to the web March 30, 2005
>
>
> PRESIDENT Yahya Jammeh has appointed retired army colonel Baboucarr Jatta as
> Secretary of State for the Interior, with effect from Tuesday 29 March.
>
> Jatta a former chief of staff of the armed forces was until his appointment
> the country's ambassador-designate to Cuba.
>
>
> The President, with effect from Tuesday, also appointed Neneh Macdouall-Gaye
> as Secretary of State for Trade, Industry and Employment. She was deputy
> director-general at the Gambia Radio and Television Services, prior to her
> new job.
>
> The Office of the President, in a press release dated 29 March, said retired
> colonel Jatta assumes the portfolio of Interior from Samba Bah, who was
> relieved of his appointment the same day.
>
> The President rescinded the reassignment of Sidi Morro Sanneh to the
> portfolio of Trade, Industry and Employment announced earlier, and relieved
> him of his appointment with effect from March 29.
>
> In a further step to restructure portfolios, the President transferred
> responsibility for Religious Affairs to the Seeretary of State for Youth and
> Sports, the release added.
>
> An earlier press release said the President has appointed Raymond Sock, the
> solicitor-general and legal secretary, as Attorney General and Secretary of
> State for Justice and National Assembly Matters, and Mr. Ismaila Sambou, of
> Darsilami village in the Western Division, as Secretary of State for Local
> Government and Lands, with effect from 24 March 2005.
>
> Sock and Sambou replace Sheikh Tijan Hydara and Malafi Jarju both relieved
> of their appointments the same day.
>
> Relevant Links
>
> West Africa
> Gambia
>
>
>
> The release said Hydara and Jarju were dropped from the Cabinet "in the
> light of the investigations and findings of the Presidential Anti-Corruption
> Commission of Inquiry into the Assets, Properties and Activities of Public
> Officers from the period 22nd July 1994".
>
> President Jammeh, the release added, has with effect from 24 March
> reconstituted his Cabinet and restructured portfolios by the following
> appointments: Retired captain Edward Singhatey as Secretary of State for
> Forestry and the Environment, Bai Mass Taal as Secretary of State for
> Fisheries and Water Resources, and Mousa Gibril Bala-Gaye as Secretary of
> State for Foreign Affairs.
>
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