"Nyee Nyor Muna Dool"!  Folks, it seem to me that bipolar disease is
consuming Jammeh and Nenneh.  Barely a week ago, the Senegalese government
accused Yaya and Gambia of harboring the MFDC rebels among other things, and
now guess what, Yayanenneh (a new personality/entity/specie) is convinced
that they love Senegal more than the Senegalese love themselves.  They truly
believe that folks are so dumb, thus they serve Gambians and Senegalese shit
and we are suppose to indulge.  I thought Ams J was good, but this
Yayanenneh or Nennehyaya entity is really something.  What are they going to
find for Wade next, Senegalese Al Quida?

Now, I know where Fast Eddie (FE) perfected the fabrication of stuff.
Speaking of Fast Eddie and lies and circumstance, did you good folks know
that FE told the BBC that he did a post graduate at Erasmus University of
Rotterdam, the Netherlands, in 1998.  Bilaye, Walaye, Talaye!  Well, folks
FE was right here in the US partying and selling his lies to con the US and
Gambians.  Just thought I alert you of that before some foreigner blindside
you with that one.  It's online folks and I will humor you'll with the
entire article when I get the chance.

Back to Nennehyaya, this is what these slime have reduced themselves to - no
shame in their game what so ever.  I had told you'll once before that what
ever Yaya sees standing on top of a mountain, Wade sees laying down in the
valley.  Some of you may be wondering whether Wade gave Nannehyaya something
to eat while in Senegal to spun that thing around, and I say hell now.  It
will be a wastage of resources to turn a card carrying idiot into a zombie.
No need, they would by their development grow into one.  Now, SUD FM was the
devil between Yaya and Wade.  Laughable in deed.  Let the idiot hang himself
I say.  I will just recline and enjoy the Senegalese media describe
Nennehyaya.




Gov’t revokes Sud FM’s licence
Written by Ebrima Jaw Manneh
Wednesday, 26 October 2005
The department of state for Communication, Information and Technology
(DoSCIT), has with immediate effect revoked the licence issued to SUD FM
Radio, which gave them the legal mandate to operate a radio station in The
Gambia.

According to a press release from DoSCIT, the revocation of SUD FM’s licence
was done in the spirit of fostering good neighbourliness, promoting mutual
understanding and cordial relations between The Gambia and its neighbours.


Below we reproduce the full text of the press release:
Considering that the proprietors of SUD FM Radio are citizens of friendly
neighbouring country, Senegal, the Government of The Gambia extended
hospitality to them and granted them license to operate a radio station to
disseminate information, educate and entertain.

With the advent of the Salif Sadio’s interview, which resulted in the
closure of all SUD FM stations in Senegal, SUD FM Radio in Banjul has
engaged in hauling derogatory remarks against the person of Maitre Abdoulaye
Wade, President of the Republic of Senegal and making disparaging remarks
and caricaturing the Government and security forces of Senegal.

More recently, in the wake of the weekend border talks in Senegal, the
station went on to make dissuading remarks that may provoke Senegalese
authorities to do away with doing business with their Gambian counterparts.


In view of the continuous need to foster good neighbourliness, promote
mutual understanding, and cordial relations with all our neighbours, the
Government of The Gambia has decided to cease being the host to SUD FM
Banjul. The Government of The Gambia wishes to make it clear that it will
not entertain the activities of any individual or corporate body that could
jeopardise the relations between The Gambia and its neighbours. Furthermore,
media activities that may incite violence, be it religious, economic or
political will not be condoned.

The department of state for Communication, Information and Technology has
therefore revoked the license issued to SUD FM Radio to operate a radio
station in The Gambia with immediate effect.

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