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>From: Joe Sambou <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Re: [>-<] nadd's press conference
>Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2006 16:05:17 +0000
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>Well folks, this is just the beginning and any conscientious Gambian have
>to see the wisdom in NADD. Gambians are capable of hearing three platforms
>and choosing the right platform for them. So, if you believe in the NADD
>message, we need your financial help to finish the work of the people.
>Victory starts with what we do. So, please contribute to the NADD effort
>and contribute generously. Attached, is how, you can help yourself.
>Please put some urgency in this request and remember that a lot is at
>stake. We asked for NADD to select a flagbearer and they did, now you have
>to play your part. Thank you for your interest.
>
>FORWARD ALL DONATIONS TO :
>
>STGDP
>PO BOX 48321
>DORAVILLE, GA.30362
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>OR
>
>WACHOVIA BANK (ACCT # 2000021763926; Routing # 061000227)
>
>OR
>
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>
>Please forward all questions, suggestions and advice to Sunugambia.Com, or
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>
>Chi Jaama
>
>Joe
>
>
>>From: "fra barber" <[log in to unmask]>
>>Reply-To: [log in to unmask]
>>To: <[log in to unmask]>
>>Subject: [>-<] nadd's press conference
>>Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2006 23:06:05 -0000
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>>Halifa sallah: NADD IS NOT PETTY
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>>Haifa Sallah, the flag bearer of the National Alliance for Democracy and
>>Development, has told journalists that NADD cannot be classified as petty
>>or unserious. Mr. Sallah made this statement at a press conference
>>organised by NADD at its headquarters in Tallinding.
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>>"We engaged in a preventive strategy that we will not be dragged in
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>>to confrontation. But we will rely on the integrity of NADD to call on all
>>human beings who love justice, who want peace for this country, nationally
>>and internationally to come to the aid of the Gambia. All of you have
>>ultimately seen President Obasanjo coming in to the Gambia. He didn't come
>>for any other purpose. He didn't come for a state visit. He came purely to
>>engage in the preventive strategy of ensuring that The Gambia does not
>>move into confrontation. He met NADD for three hours and all the five
>>parties were represented by NADD. The message we gave him must have been a
>>mature message. He heeded the message and decided to continue with his
>>negotiation. . He spoke to the President. The message must have been
>>mature for the President of the Republic to enter into negotiation with
>>the opposition. The following day, for almost five hours, the ruling party
>>and the opposition headed by its vice President, and ultimately the
>>President, appeared. We engaged in dialogue, in exchanges. It must have
>>been mature for a head of state to sit there listening to the opposition
>>and the Government for five hours and ultimately sign a memorandum of
>>understanding before a whole nation, which was then broadcast in all the
>>languages. I do not think NADD could be classified as a group who are
>>unserious. NADD cannot be classified as petty; the respect NADD had is the
>>same respect NADD has today. It is respected nationally and
>>internationally. From the negotiations between the ruling party and NADD,
>>we are sure that those who came to talk to us have left highly inspired
>>that they have left in the Gambia a mature group of people who wished to
>>be an alternative, not for the sake of being an alternative, but to build
>>genuine Democracy and Development in the Country. Many, many times in the
>>process, I came to give advice that if we could not unite to be NADD, it
>>was best to separate and we would go and seek the mandate of the people.
>>Two months before election, then we decide to come together. But the NADD
>>ideal was captivation.
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>>It was accepted by the Gambian people. All of us continued to be there
>>because that is the aspiration of the Gambian people. Nobody was deceived
>>into this. At given stages, certain parties wanted to go it alone.
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>>Deadlines were set. Ultimately all of us accepted the deadlines to
>>consolidate NADD. Every agreement was based on the principle of unanimity,
>>not a dissenting voice. There were disagreements, but decisions were based
>>on unanimity, not even simple majority. This is unique in every respect
>>and it has been my doubt how we will ever achieve unanimity in selecting a
>>flag bearer, but then the dust settled when a committee met, irrespective
>>of their party commitments. They came with unanimous vote. This reflects
>>sincerity. There could not be distrust under such cirstances. Everyone has
>>a right to seek the mandate of the people. Every person has a right to be
>>President if the people will it. No one can claim ownership of that
>>position. They can contest but what is noble is that the NADD objective
>>remains in our view. A new Gambia is in view. A new Africa is building the
>>type of democracy that we collectively created and own. We will be an
>>example to other Countries in Africa. Our mission is clear. Within few
>>days, the executive will meet to look at all aspects of our campaign. We
>>will need campaign strategies and issues. We will need structures and
>>resources. We will elaborate on all these concretely. We are calling on
>>every Gambian to be ready to contribute mental energy, physical energy and
>>as well as resources to our collective enterprise." Landing Jallow Sonko,
>>an Executive Member of NADD, said "There was an important occasion here
>>which was witnessed by an eminent African in the person of Obasanjo. I was
>>not fortunate to attend that gathering. I was out of town. The point I
>>want to put across is that, at that particular meeting, all the five
>>parties agreed that they will sign under the name of NADD, (PPP, UDP, NRP,
>>NDAM and PDOIS). NADD signed on behalf of all of them. We all agreed that
>>front. I want to confirm that NADD came as a result of the creation of the
>>five parties putting their efforts and resources together. There was no
>>cause for anybody to withdraw. Without NADD, there is no window of
>>opportunity for anybody to oust Yaya Jammeh."
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>>Amie Sillah, an Executive Member of NADD also made a brilliant expose at
>>the press conference.
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>>Amie said, "NADD is an alternative. It came to bring about gender
>>equality, social inclusion, social justice and a better Gambia. We are
>>calling on our colleagues to come back. It is through coming together that
>>we can make a change. United we stand and divided we fall. Gambia is 'one
>>boat' and we don't want our 'boat' to sink. We don't want our Country to
>>cry. It is the Smiling Coast. As women, as mothers, as wives, we want it
>>to smile forever and that can only happen under NADD."
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>>Ya Fatou Sonko, another Executive Member remarked, "they have to come and
>>join NADD. I am referring to the women in the NRP, UDP and APRC. NADD is
>>the only party that can do something for the women."
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