Sanusi,

I agree. However, the cat has already been let out of the bag, and now, the
UDP has another obligation to vindicate themselves of the accusations and
prove they are baseless simply because it speaks very much to their
credibility. I am amazed that this is not apparent to the UDP and their
supporters. It has far reaching implications but in Africa, we tend to assume
that the electorate is not very intelligent so no noe bothers to be
accountable to them. The UDP has consistently talked of accountability, and
when a test of their own accountability has surfaced, what happens?
Have a nice weekend.

aunty Jabou Joh

In a message dated 8/30/2002 2:06:26 PM , [log in to unmask] writes:


> Aunty Jabou
>
> My take in the whole issue is this;
>
> the allegations made by Waa could have been tabled
> before the National Congress or an Emergency Meeting
> of the National Executive Committee. Since these
> avenues were NEVER exhausted by Waa, I find it
> difficult to support his stance on this business of
> accusing Darboe of corruption.
>
>
> Sanusi Owens

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