Folks, I came a crossed with lots of condemnation from our other oppositions
leaders in the Gambia, mostly all, except Lawyer Ousainu Daroe and Amat bah
for the illigal detention of Lamin waa Juwara. Why are they silence,
especially Juwara's former party UDP. Is it because he felt out with them
and formed his own party? I do remember Juwara condemning Lawyer Darboe's
detention some months ago.

Why the silence our great political leaders? Have you all been scared
already to get in to jail for demonstrating your constitutional right ? If
you want to lead the people, you most prepared to face the hard line. Do not
expect us to do it for you all the way to the statehouse.

Even though, Juwara and most of you  are not sharing the same political
principles at the moment. What is important for you as leaders is, unify all
your parties and condemn such act in a strongly terms without any
reservation of being scare to be send to jail.

Get your ranks together to salvage our country from the APRC regime, our
party political differences shouldn't make us silence on things that really
matters, especial when it deals with the breach of human right.

Arresting opposition leaders will be a continuation for the APRC regime,
today is Waa Juwara , tomorrow might be NRP Amat Bah, day after might be UDP
Lawyer Ousainu Darboe, Halifa Sallah, Sidia Jatta or Omar Jallow. So our
leaders, forget about your differences and forge your hands together for a
more hard task awaiting you in the coming months and years.

Forward ever backward never

Conteh Julla

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