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Any NADD Presidential Candidate Will Succeed in Flushing Jammeh out of
Power -Says UDP Leader's Daughter
BY PA NDERRY M'BAI & BUBACARR CEESAY



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October 11, 2005
 "Because there is growing demand for change and i respect all of them for
putting up the fight all these years as members of different opposition
parties. I think whoever is selected by NADD as their presidential
candidate will succeed in getting Jammeh out of power." Those were the
words of Mariama Darboe Janneh, daughter of leader of the opposition
United Democratic Party, who is residing in Texas here in the United
States.

Mrs. Darboe Janneh speaking in an exclusive interview with the ALLGAMBIAN
online Newspaper, said NADD is in good shape and it is just a matter of
time for Jammeh to be flushed out of office. She told The ALLGAMBIAN that
come 2006, NADD'S flag bearer will take charge of the affairs of The
Gambian state, as she predicted the down fall of President Jammeh.

Mrs. Darboe Janneh who bagged a Master's degree in Public Health said she
will support any NADD Presidential flag bearer to unseat Jammeh from
power.

Answering to the questions as to whether his father lawyer Darboe could be
a good Presidential candidate for The Gambia, the Hiv/Aids specialist who
sounded optimistic was quick to respond in the affirmative "Yes, yes. He
takes good care of us his family and I'm sure The Gambia would be lucky to
have such a selfless and loving person to be the head of the country. I'm
sure he will treat all Gambians equally like he does to his family. I
supported him since 1996 and I will continue to support him. I will
support anything that will get Yahya Jammeh out of state house and I
support NADD."

Reacting to Jammeh's recent rantings, in which he Jammeh reportedly
threatened to take the life of lawyer Darboe following his acquittal on a
murder charge, Mrs. Darboe Janneh told The ALLGAMBIAN that such threats
coming from Jammeh "are indeed serious and cannot be taken lightly."Of
course, I'm concerned about the said threats against my father. I know my
father is in politics for the right reasons. These threats are not going
to discourage me, because I know he is fighting for the right thing." she
maintains.



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