Thanks Pa for the update. We shall continue to march even if all three are
released. We are not turning back.
Chi Jaama
Joe
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>Date: Wed, 16 Nov 2005 14:27:51 -0800
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>Latest news from Banjul say one of the detained NADD officials Omar Amadou
>Jallow, alias (OJ) has been released from custody, leaving two of his
>other colleagues Hamat Bah and Halifa Sallah behind bars. Mr.Jallow an
>arch critic of the Jammeh administration has regained his freedom after
>spending some hours in police custody.
>
>In a separate development, this paper received reports that prior to his
>release from custody, Both OJ and the NRP leader Hamat Bah were detained
>at the Mile Two Central Prisons. NADD Coordinator Halifa Sallah is said
>to be in the hands of the NIA, at the moment. Highly placed sources say
>the President was apparently angered by Halifa's damning condemnation
>letter, which was widely publicised in and out side the country. It would
>be recalled that Mr.Sallah vehemently condemned what he called Jammeh's
>irresponsible comments that the opposition were bent on endangering
>Gambia's relation with Senegal.
>
>Meanwhile, sources close to NADD had confirmed the release of OJ. So far
>no charges had been brought against the three opposition officials. We
>will keep Gambians and friends of The Gambians posted about developments.
>
>Latest news from Banjul say one of the detained NADD officials Omar Amadou
>Jallow, alias (OJ) has been released from custody, leaving two of his
>other colleagues Hamat Bah and Halifa Sallah behind bars. Mr.Jallow an
>arch critic of the Jammeh administration has regained his freedom after
>spending some hours in police custody.
>
>In a separate development, this paper received reports that prior to his
>release from custody, Both OJ and the NRP leader Hamat Bah were detained
>at the Mile Two Central Prisons. NADD Coordinator Halifa Sallah is said
>to be in the hands of the NIA, at the moment. Highly placed sources say
>the President was apparently angered by Halifa's damning condemnation
>letter, which was widely publicised in and out side the country. It would
>be recalled that Mr.Sallah vehemently condemned what he called Jammeh's
>irresponsible comments that the opposition were bent on endangering
>Gambia's relation with Senegal.
>
>Meanwhile, sources close to NADD had confirmed the release of OJ. So far
>no charges had been brought against the three opposition officials. We
>will keep Gambians and friends of The Gambians posted about developments.
>
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