Mr. Jallow,

Your answers to the questions and queries asked about your role in the three
million dollars that was pilfered from The Gambian people have been hinged
more on legal premises than moral pillars.  It is a common knowledge that
the said amount of money have since been forfeited by the courts to its
rightful owners-Gambians hence, the legal ramifications have been addressed.

What I'm interested herein is the moral implications of your action/role in
the whole scenario.  One would want to know what motivated you (morally) to
act the way you did and shed more light on this ($3,000,000.00) theft and
other missing monies which were meant for our Nation?  Indeed, this is an
opportune moment for dialogue and truth telling while circumstances permit
us all.  Just curious.

Good night/morning.

OB Silla.
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From: Ousman Bojang <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: 10 July 2000 23:04 PM
Subject: Re: On Mr Kabir Njie


> Ebou Jallow,
> welcome to the Gambia L-
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> Ousman jallow Bojang.
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