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You are spot on. In fact IEC have just announced that
they can't register Gambians from abroad. Please read
today's DaiLY Observer entitled; IEC can't register
Gambians overseas.
After 7 years promise from the defunct PIEC and IEC
this is all what they can say. In my view this was all
political, they knew from the begining that this
exercise won't be taken place but still tried to play
the spin. So you are right to say that we Gambians in
the diaspora are disenfranchized.
Have a wonderful day
Sanusi
--- Dampha Kebba <[log in to unmask]> wrote: >
Did we need a press statement from the
> APRC-controlled IEC to know that we
> would not be allowed to vote? Months ago, I said
> that Roberts gave himself
> wriggle room to come back and tell us that IEC does
> not have enough money to
> register Gambians living abroad. Like I keep saying,
> one does not have to be
> a clairvoyant to anticipate the moves of these
> morons.
>
> I knew Roberts was lying when he said that they
> wanted to register people in
> the Diaspora. Roberts was just singing to the tune
> of Sedat Jobe. At the
> onset I told people that the reason Roberts brought
> the matter up was that
> Sedat Jobe went to Senegal and promised APRC
> supporters that they would be
> allowed to vote in the elections. Now let us watch
> Roberts and see if they
> are going to selectively register certain Gambians
> living abroad. Now that
> they have succeeded in unlawfully registering the
> Gambians and non-Gambians
> living in Senegal, that are sympathetic to APRC, the
> IEC cares less if the
> rest of the Diaspora is registered. Rather than
> re-registering the whole
> Gambian electorate, the IEC should have used some of
> its meager resources to
> register the Diaspora. The local re-registration
> exercise should have been
> limited to people without valid voters' cards from
> previous elections. But
> we all know that the IEC is not motivated by
> economics and commonsense. All
> the IEC is interested in, is 'electing' Yaya by hook
> or by crook. He must
> fight to ensure that that does not happen.
> KB
>
>
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