KB

This is good news for the opposition. If an Opposition
Alliance could win elections in Zambia, Senegal, Ghana
and Yugoslavia, then the Gambia is no exception.

All these people need to do now is to start
formulating their campaign strategy. The likes of
Dibba, OJ Jallow, Assan Musa Camara, Lamin Kiti Jabang
and many others should be assigned with campaigning at
specific areas. To cut it short, a proper campaign
strategy should be in place to undermine APRC's
propaganda machine. If this strategy is designed, then
for APRC will definitely rest in peace.


On that note, all of us should continue praying that
an Opposition Alliance becomes a reality for October
2001.

Come October 2001, Gambia must be free as Yahya must
go.

Have a wonderful day

Sanusi.


-- Dampha Kebba <[log in to unmask]> wrote: >
The final nail has just been registered on Yaya’s
> coffin. The work our
> leaders on the ground have been putting in during
> the past few weeks have
> finally bore fruit. THERE WILL BE AN OPPOSITION
> ALLIANCE to fight the
> October Presidential Elections. According to
> irrefutable information coming
> from Banjul, ALL the Opposition Parties (UDP, PDOIS,
> NRP, PPP, NCP, GPP)
> have agreed in principle to form a coalition to
> fight Yaya in October.
>
> There are one or two sticking points, but these
> issues are negotiable and
> will NOT prevent the formation of the Alliance. I
> will NOT dwell on those
> issues out of respect for our leaders on the ground.
> We continue to pray for
> them to reach a consensus as soon as possible and
> announce the structures of
> the Coalition before the end of the week. We need to
> move quickly and
> present a United Front that is going to register a
> resounding defeat on
> Yaya.
>
> I am confident that when the leaders announce the
> modalities of the
> Coalition, all well-meaning Gambians will be happy
> with the outcome.
> Opposition supporters would have realized that their
> leaders put the
> interest of The Gambia at the forefront
> (overshadowing narrow Party/personal
> interests). I cannot express in words how proud I am
> to hear that our
> leaders WILL come together to fight the menace in
> our society. The maturity
> shown by these leaders in recent days, is highly
> commendable. They managed
> to take themselves above the pettiness coming from
> APRC stalwarts aimed at
> bringing discord in the Opposition. Attempts from
> APRC to pit one party
> against the other have woefully failed. Our leaders
> are smart enough to
> recognize that removing a child murderer from a
> position of power in the
> country, is more urgent than fighting over old
> battles that cannot be
> redressed now.
>
> I wish the leaders all the best. I hope they
> communicate effectively to
> their respective constituents and explain to them
> the benefits of joining an
> Alliance aimed at removing the Dictatorship back
> home. Above all, I look
> forward to the day when all these leaders will stand
> on one platform and
> endorse one leader to defeat Yaya. The endorsement
> should be followed with
> vigorous campaigning in every party’s stronghold,
> for the leader selected by
> the Coalition. This is a very important turning
> point in Gambian History. By
> the end of this week, Yaya’s dead warrant would have
> been signed.
> KB
>
>
>
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