Sanusi
A good point.
Regards
Suntou
On 15 July 2011 22:14, Sanusi Owens <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Demba
>
> This is a desperate attempt by APRC to smear the NRP.The truth of the
> matter is this APRC should be the last party to accuse the Opposition of any
> criminality.
> This week we saw Ex- Convict Lang Conteh singing praises to President
> Jammeh. I am sure the next game plan is for Baba Jobe to be released in
> September and then asked to plead to President Jammeh for some forgiveness.
>
> Regards
> --- On *Fri, 15/7/11, Demba Baldeh <[log in to unmask]>* wrote:
>
>
> From: Demba Baldeh <[log in to unmask]>
>
> Subject: Re: [G_L] The oppoisition is rigging the polls
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Date: Friday, 15 July, 2011, 20:53
>
>
> Caution fankung...
>
> This appears to be another implanted (mouth stuffed with cash) witness to
> say... 'see they did it too'. We have seen this game of chicken over and
> over again...
>
> Nothing coming from this administration surprises those who closely monitor
> their activities... They will do anything, say anything to stay in power!
> Ndeisaan!!!! history is recording and not only the dead are worth
> sympathizing...
>
> Demba
>
> On Fri, Jul 15, 2011 at 11:48 AM, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]<[log in to unmask]" target="_blank">http:[log in to unmask]>
> > wrote:
>
> Settle down Cous. This appears to me to be the crimes of Demba Sey. Not of
> NRP, APRC, PDOIS, UDP, or the IEC.
>
> It is different from a charter bus load of Senegalese and Mauritanians
> ferried by Yahya and or APRC to vote in Gambia. So you, as a Gambian citizen
> should call for investigations into Demba Sey's VOLUNTARY admission of
> criminal conduct. Who knows, he may have said it to gain access to APRC and
> Yahya. Or he may have been APRC to begin with, sent to sully the good name
> of NRP. What do you think Cous?
>
> Haruna. He now returns to first base.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Fankung Fankung Jammeh <[log in to unmask]<[log in to unmask]" target="_blank">http:[log in to unmask]>
> >
> To: GAMBIA-L <[log in to unmask]<[log in to unmask]" target="_blank">http:[log in to unmask]>
> >
> Sent: Fri, Jul 15, 2011 2:35 pm
> Subject: Re: [G_L] The oppoisition is rigging the polls
>
> Haruna, more revelations are on the way. This shows that the opposite was
> intact true - UDP and other opposition parties were cheating and playing
> smart by accusing APRC
> On Jul 15, 2011 2:25 PM, "Haruna Darbo" <[log in to unmask]<[log in to unmask]" target="_blank">http:[log in to unmask]>>
> wrote:
> > Cousin Fakoo,
> >
> > This revelation by Demba Sey is indeed startling. Unless he received
> directives to mobilize Senegalese to vote in Gambia's elections by an NRP
> official, Demba Sey seems to have committed a crime in 2007. If he is not
> prosecuted on it, he may do the same for APRC. I encourage NRP and the IEC
> to begin process against Demba Sey. It is criminals like these who sully the
> good name of the parties and the IEC.
> >
> > Haruna. I encourage APRC to reject Demba Sey's application to join the
> APRC pending investigations in the matter. It is a very serious admission of
> crime.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > A strong supporter of the opposition NRP who recently defected to the
> ruling APRC in Upper Saloum has said that he mobilised Senegalese residents
> at the border in that area to register and vote for the NRP during the last
> elections in the country.
> >
> > Demba Sey made this startling revelation Tuesday while addressing
> thousands of APRC supporters during a meeting in Kaur as part of the
> president’s ‘Dialogue with the people tour’. The former NRP stalwart, while
> expressing what he called a ‘regretted moment’ in the opposition, also
> shared his experience in politics with the gathering. He asserted that the
> NRP has lost ground not only in Lower Saloum but the entire country.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Fankung Fankung Jammeh <[log in to unmask]<[log in to unmask]" target="_blank">http:[log in to unmask]>
> >
> > To: GAMBIA-L <[log in to unmask]<[log in to unmask]" target="_blank">http:[log in to unmask]>
> >
> > Sent: Fri, Jul 15, 2011 7:40 am
> > Subject: [G_L] The oppoisition is rigging the polls
> >
> >
> > This is a very sad situation and I hope the opposition stop such acts. I
> am UDP does the same thing. Ansu Koroma and other pundits, here is the
> evidence - reverse cheating.
> >
> > I mobilised Senegalese to register and vote for NRP Defector tells Kaur
> meeting, as presidential tour progresses
> >
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> > Thursday, July 14, 2011
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> > A strong supporter of the opposition NRP who recently defected to the
> ruling APRC in Upper Saloum has said that he mobilised Senegalese residents
> at the border in that area to register and vote for the NRP during the last
> elections in the country.
> >
> > Demba Sey made this startling revelation Tuesday while addressing
> thousands of APRC supporters during a meeting in Kaur as part of the
> president’s ‘Dialogue with the people tour’. The former NRP stalwart, while
> expressing what he called a ‘regretted moment’ in the opposition, also
> shared his experience in politics with the gathering. He asserted that the
> NRP has lost ground not only in Lower Saloum but the entire country.
> >
> > He said: “I was moved to join the APRC after realising that it is a waste
> to follow oppositions in this country. I have realised now that there is no
> credible party that can win APRC in election. So I feel I should join the
> majority.” Speaker after speaker during the meeting heaped praises on
> President Jammeh for taking The Gambia from nowhere to where it is today.
> After listening to all the speakers, the Gambian leader mounted the podium
> to reaffirm his earlier declaration that he will not campaign for the
> forthcoming presidential election. He also expressed gratitude at the warm
> welcome accorded to him and the delegation.
> >
> > President Jammeh noted that Kaur was the second village after Sukuta to
> offer him honorary citizenship. “I thank you for that and my advice to you
> the youths is that if you are beating your chest saying, this is my father’s
> compound, because your father had sweated to acquire that compound. If you
> sit down and fold your hands and say I want to go to Europe. If that is what
> would take you to Europe then you shall see. Remember there are three days
> in life, yesterday, today and tomorrow. Sitting and beating your chest,
> saying, this is my father’s compound, this is because he had worked for it,
> and one thing I cannot understand and it worries me is that young people of
> this generation must understand that the world has not changed. Since we
> came to this world, we have been seeing the sun rising from East and setting
> in the West. So how can we say the generation has changed? It is the people
> who change and the same thing applies in the days in the week and nights and
> days,” said the Gambian leader.
> >
> > He then put it to the gathering that the world has not changed, but
> instead, it is the people changing their attitude and adopting life that
> does not suit our culture and tradition. He continued: “No matter however
> rich and poor you are, the world is three days and these are the concrete
> facts, yesterday, today and tomorrow. So, these are words to you the young
> people and I want you to understand that if you are still being fed by your
> parents it is high time you tighten your belts and go back to the land. I am
> not a politician, but a farmer. I am here to work for you and serve your
> interest and I am doing what God has tasked me to do and I will never tell
> you something that I will not do. If I promised you something and you feel
> happy and clap for me and I do not fulfill that promise, when we meet
> tomorrow, even if I tell you the truth you will say he is a liar. I will
> prefer telling you a bitter truth and you frown your face and after you
> realise that you were frowning on the truth.
> >
> > “My fellow youths, if you are beating your chest and boasting, saying
> ‘this is my father’s compound’, it is because they have struggled to feed us
> up to that age. What we are supposed to do as young people now is to work
> for our parents and seek their blessings for the betterment of our future so
> that our sons could also have something to boast of. It will be a disgrace
> for you to beat your chest and say this is my father’s compound and your
> children too also come and boast and say this is my grandfather’s home; it
> is a disgrace to you the father. We have to try and work hard and this could
> only be possible when we bear to suffer by working hard. If you think that
> the only way you can help your parents is going to Europe, then you are
> deceiving yourself. So, as long as you are here seeing your parents working
> on the farm while you spend your entire youth age playing around and your
> father going to farm feeding you, you will never achieve your desires. Even
> if I promise you that I will offer job to all those going to school, I may
> be deceiving you. Why? Because even God himself who created us could have
> made everybody rich and everybody poor, but he knows why he did not do that.
> What I want to tell you is that every young person should struggle and work
> hard, help your parents. As young people you must remember that you must
> grow older one day and no matter how powerful you are you must become old
> and powerless one day. Think of a time when you will become old and how will
> you take care of yourself? If you are idle at your young age by the time you
> grow old you will become lonely and that is the time you will start
> suffering, so before you get to that stage, plan your life and the only way
> you could succeed in that is to tighten your belt and work hard.”
> >
> > President Jammeh pointed out that for one to be guaranteed a better life
> here and hereafter, one must have to worship Allah and worshipping Allah
> begins at home. “That is to say, first you have to respect your parents,
> work for them and seek for their blessing,” he added. He said even after all
> that, one is not guaranteed going to paradise and death comes before that.
> “My fellow youths, let’s think about our tomorrow so that when we have
> somebody to call us father we could have a place where to put them. Let us
> ask our fathers as to how we could acquire lands. They worked hard to
> acquire those lands, they built compounds.”
> >
> > He reminded the youths that football existed long before they were born,
> but there is no country, not even Brazil where more than 10 000 people are
> living on the proceeds of football. He recalled that the English with all
> their football games came to Africa, ruled us and stole all our belongings,
> and up till now, Africa is still living in poverty. “Let us know that not
> all of us can be rich from football, and what is more important is that we
> go back to the land and farm,” the president advised. Speaking earlier, the
> minister for Information Communication and Infrastructure, Alagie Cham who
> doubles as the APRC liaison officer for the Central River Region (CRR)
> thanked the people of Lower Saloum for turning out in large numbers to
> welcome the Gambian leader and delegation. He assured them that all the
> promises made to them will be fulfilled.
> >
> > While urging the young people to reaffirm their unflinching support to
> the president, Minister Cham assured that the APRC government will continue
> to create the conducive environment for them [the youths] and create more
> innovative and productive avenues where young people can actualise their
> desired objectives. He further promised that there is a lot of things in the
> pipeline for young people to benefit from. “All we need is your cooperation,
> hard work, dedication and loyalty to the APRC government,” he said. Fatou
> Lamin Faye, minister for Basic and Secondary Education joined speakers
> before her to highlight the numerous developments registered after the July
> 22nd Revolution. She also prayed for God’s guidance and protection for
> President Jammeh to enable him accomplish his mission.
> >
> > Minister Faye finally announced the donation of a huge sum of money meant
> for students to come together and refresh themselves, as a reward for their
> untiring efforts in welcoming the president each time he sets out of his
> office to meet with the people. Dr Njogu Bah, minister for Works,
> Construction and Infrastructure assured the gathering that all their appeals
> and concerns have been noted. He promised that concerns like feeder road
> rehabilitation and water expansion are in government’s plans. He also
> disclosed that funds have been secured to rehabilitate the major feeder
> roads that link other villages to Kaur.
> >
> > Minister Bah finally urged the people of Lower Saloum to come out in
> their large numbers and vote in the forthcoming election. Yankuba Colley,
> the mayor of the Kanifing Municipal Council (KMC) who doubles as the APRC
> national mobiliser predicted a landslide victory for the ruling party in
> 2011. Malick Mbye, the chief of Upper Saloum welcomed the presidential
> entourage to Kaur and the CRR. He also thanked the president for taking The
> Gambia from nowhere to where it is today. Ali Touray, the chief of Lower
> Saloum; Kaba Touray,the National Assembly member of Lower Saloum and Aja
> Yateh Faye of Kaur, all spoke at the meeting.
> >
> > The occasion was moderated by Hon. Sainey Mbaye, NAM for Upper Saloum
> Disctrict, who is also the APRC desk officer for CRR.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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