Sanusi wrote: <Joe Calling him Thief Jallow is a complement. In my books, the guy has lost his birth right after becoming Gambia's No 1 Fugitive. >

Sanusi, Ebou will always retain his birthrights. What you all need to do is let Ebou deal with his moral sense. Talking or arguing with him is actually helping him coop with the situation he is in. If we all ignore him for a change, you will be surprised what he will do or say next. The man will answer to the right people at the right time, so is better we let him be. The fact remains that lots of Gambia money is missing, and Ebou name is involved, so it is his responsibility to clear his name. We as Gambians need to attend to better things, and let Ebou take care of himself, don't be fooled he will narrate the full story someday. The only sad thing is that other might strike a deal while he is on the run.

Momodou Krubally


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