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Thats news to me and also sounds confusing in all this happenings and Halifa's actions.
I need clarifications and would seek it from the horse's mouth.
Thanks mr Jow anyway.
Lad
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> Ocean Lad.
> The only problem here is that Halifa has resigned as NADD coordinator a long time ago.
> Just my two cents.
> Jow
> "True peace is not merely the absence of tension; it is the presence of justice." Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
> > Date: Tue, 17 Nov 2009 09:08:23 -0800 > From:
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[log in to unmask]> ] > > > I Think freedom missed the point here in the editorial.NADD is still a registered political party.UDP,NDAM and PPP may all withdraw but the alliance still stands.Infact,i havent heard of the formal withdrawal of the PPP as yet. > PDOIS has not withdrawn from the alliance,so PDOIS surrendered all her powers to NADD,infact Halifa has long been addressing political issues under the NADD banner through foroyaa which is a medum and not a party. > I think Agenda 2011 envisons another National opposition coalition that can strengthen or
replace NADD and it is up to the sponsors STGDP etc to make it a reality.At such conference ,Halifa can be replaced or
maintained.Sidia is till representing NADD in the Assembly for if he resigns,we go back to square one again,he lose his seat and another hulabaloo of electioneering ensues again. > > When Kwame Nkrumah got policy differences with JB Danguah and others of the United Gold Coast Convention,he broke off and formed the Convention Peoples Party but the UGCC remained and when VP S.M Dibba was not satisfied with the PPP,he formed the NCP but the PPP remained . > > What the editorial should have emphasized on is for another opposition conference to polish images and open dialogues and ultimately eect new leadership.This also can be the only sure way to challenge the professor much to defeat him at the polls. > > Until then,NADD remains the coalition by letter and spirit,Halifa remains the coordinator and Sidia remains there
representative,no editorial or Bolongba can change that. > >
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know already but it's also nice to hear it from the horses' mouth. > > Suntou Bolonba (The vicious, evil, hypocrite, master of spreading discord etc etc) > > May i add little, inferiority complex and jealous etc > > -----Original Message----- > > From: suntou touray > > Sent: 11/17/2009 11:39:53 AM > > To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list ,
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http://www.freedomnewspaper.com/Homepage/tabid/36/mid/367/newsid367/4651/GambiaEditorial-Under-Whose-Mandate-Is-Halifa-Sallah-Serving-As-NADD-Leader/Default.aspx > > Pa if my memory serves me well, i remember reading an interview of > > Halifa were he said "if he loses in the parliamentary election, he > > will resign and go into academia". I am not sure whether this is the > > line he is pursuing by penning a book or if he
is combining both > > politics and academic endeavour side by side. But recent > > republications of Halifa's one man political solution in the Echo and > > Maafanta of gainako's earlier published material
on "agenda 2011" > > reveals that, Halifa is more into politics than academic lancing. > > NADD is in a catch 22 situation. If it is disband, Haruna's uncle > > Sedia will lose his seat i believe, If NADD keep going, Halifa will > > hold onto the mantle, thus creating a situation of strength when the > > unifier's put the machine in motion. > > An interesting posture none-the-less. > > Will Halifa respond to Freedom? Time will tell. > > Thanks Pa for daring to put your editorial in a bold template, we have > > to challenge the leaderships all the time, respectfully of course.... > > If you cannot stand the heat, well.. > > Suntou Bolong, (The vicious, evil, hypocrite, master of spreading > > discord etc etc) > >
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