F, the three tenors are brought to preside over a fix.  Thus, we have to be
vigilant against any that is here to do Yaya's bidding.  The fact that
someone spent 30 or 50 years in the civil service is no license to act
criminal and Mr. Njie is going to be told.  They foamed about being
impartial but folks saw through them and if they want to risk being
ridiculed because of Yaya, we will ridicule them for what they are.  They
should be ashamed of themselves and shall be remembered for that.  How can
Mr. Njie allow himself to be used by an idiot in Yaya?  Simple, Greed is the
operative word here.  Shame on these geezers.

Chi Jaama

Joe


>From: Fatoumatta Jallow <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Re: Foroyaa Newspaper Burning Issues
>Date: Thu, 29 Sep 2005 12:49:26 +0100
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>the supreme court ruling is an eye opener for people. The IEC being an
>independent institution should be seen to be independent. If according to
>their claim that only 263 voter transfers and replacements took place, why
>should they allow people whose names are not the master and supplementary
>register to vote. This in a way would proof what the opposition were crying
>foul of. We should live by transparency and seen to be done.
>
>
>
>Joe Sambou <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>Folks, desperation is setting in. Please read on.
>
>
>Foroyaa Newspaper Burning Issues
>
>Issue No.73/2005, 19-21 September, 2005
>
>
>
>
>Editorial
>
>THE IEC AND VOTING WITHOUT NAMES
>
>APPEARING IN THE REGISTER OF VOTERS
>
>The IEC returning officers need special review of section 66 of the
>Elections Decree to avoid any wrong directive to presiding officers
>regarding the proper way to conduct the voting process on 29th September
>2005.
>
>The returning officers should take note of the fact that no person can vote
>whose name does not appear in a register of voters.
>
>Section 60(1) of the Elections Decree requires every voter who desires to
>vote to present himself or herself together with his or her voting card to
>the presiding officer.
>
>Subsection (2) makes it mandatory for the presiding officer to satisfy
>himself or herself that the name of the voter is in the copy of the part of
>the register of voters allocated to his or her polling station before
>giving
>him or her a ballot token to cast his or her vote.
>
>In fact section 66(4) (c) makes it a requirement for the presiding officer
>to prevent a person from voting if the name in the voters card is not the
>name in the register of voters.
>
>The register of voters is therefore the instrument that determines who
>should vote. Infact without registration there will be no way of getting a
>voters’ card if one’s original card is lost or stolen.
>
>The IEC needs to get its private legal adviser to study section 66 and come
>with an independent and impartial posture on whether it is permissible
>under
>law for a person to vote whose name does not appear in a register of
>voters.
>
>THE IEC needs to act very quickly to avoid any controversy.
>
>
>
>
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