And so colley and his family will become subjects and nobody can do anything about that too!!!! How cool is that??

Demba
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Subject: APRC national mobiliser on kingship issue - CRAZY

APRC national mobiliser on kingship issue
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Friday, April 08, 2011

Yankuba Colley, the National Mobiliser of the ruling Alliance for Patriotic
Reorientation and Construction (APRC) party is the latest to add his voice
to the widely debated kingship issue, stressing that if Gambians want
President Yahya Jammeh to be a king, he (Jammeh) will be crowned a king.

Colley, who was speaking in an interview with The Point yesterday,
emphasized that President Jammeh is not telling anyone to campaign for him
to become a king.

"However, if the Gambian people want him to be a king, he will be and no one
can stop that because Gambia is a democratic state. If I feel like to
campaign for Jammeh to become king, I can do so and no one can stop that,"
he said, adding that "if anyone feels that Jammeh cannot become a king, let
him or her campaign against it."

In Colley's view, if Jammeh wants to be king, Gambians will go for a
referendum, and they (Gambians) will vote for him to become a king.

The APRC national mobiliser's comments followed that of Ousainou Darboe,
leader of the opposition United Democratic Party, who described the
forthcoming presidential election as a defining moment for The Gambia's
future.

Darboe, who also spoke in an interview with The Point, said if Gambians do
not exercise their right to vote and vote wisely in the forthcoming
election, then they will succeed in establishing a monarchy in this country.

"We are going to declare President Jammeh as winner again in November this
year. Our party is not only a party, but we are here for the interest of the
Gambian people," Colley stated.

According to Colley, the opposition in the country is never prepared until
elections approach, adding that the APRC party was well-prepared, since its
election into office.

"We are not election-hungry; we are not here to look for only elections;
election or no election we are with the people. The APRC will sweep the
polls massively; whether the opposition are together as a bunch or they are
fragmented, we don't care," he said, adding that even if the opposition join
forces, they will never pose a threat to the APRC.

He stated: "We are just going to fulfill our constitutional rights, but the
victory is a foregone conclusion. There is no place in this country where
you will not notice the APRC's development. There is no constituency, no
district where the APRC did not bring development."

Colley also refuted allegations that elections in The Gambia are rigged,
saying that it has never happened in this country.

"The opposition only make excuses when they lose, but they really know that
people don't trust them; the Gambian people rejected them, they rejected
them totally. We have already won the election because the Gambian people
have rejected the opposition in this country.

In fact, the President will not go out to campaign. Who is he going to
campaign with?" Colley asked.

He stated that considering the numerous developments brought in by President
Jammeh and the APRC party, there is no need for President Jammeh to embark
on a campaign.

"The APRC will increase its winning percentage and, if you don't mind, some
of the opposition will lose their deposits. If the opposition does not mind,
the APRC will win all National Assembly seats," he added.

Concluding, Colley described, as an insult, comments by the UDP leader that
the 2011 election will define the future of The Gambia, saying that Gambians
have already defined their future.
Author: *Sainey M.K. Marenah*
Source: *Picture: Mayor Yankuba Colley*

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GOD BLESS THE GAMBIA.
LET US JOIN HANDS AND SUPPORT SHEIKH PROFESSOR DR. ALH YAHYA JAMMEH (NASIRU
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