Modou & Edward
Mr Jobe is at it again trying to suggest that Yahya's
actions were dictated from God-what a load of rubbish.
Having tried all means to convince us, he decides to
rely on verses from the Holy Bible to talk about
Yahya/NAWEC's latest generators. I find it blasphemous
for Jobe to equate the words of Genisis 1.1 to that of
Yahya's politics of bribery.
Well Mr Kebba Jobe having heard you cite from the
Bible, don't you think its my turn as a Christian to
refer to you the Holy Quran ; How about the following
verses of the Quran:
(1)Do not kill a soul which Allah has made sacred
through the due process of law" Sura 6:151
In the light of the Students Massacre of April 200O,
don't you think its hypocritical for you to support a
person who kills in the name of "national" security
and then claiming to be a Muslim?
(2)" Whoever kills as human being without(any reason
like)manslaughter or corruption on earth, it is as
though he has killed all mankind...."Sura 5:32
We have just heard Ebou Colly's revelation on the
November 11 of 1994. How on earth, could you openly
support a leader like Yahya Jammeh?
(3) "For you the life of the Prophet is a model of
behaviour" Sura 33:21
Mr Jobe lets face it, Yahya's behaviour towards the
Gambian people is un-Islamic. He acts with brutality,
he has used the GRTS to trade insults on peace loving
of the Gambia. Although, I appear not to be a Muslim,
but my slight knowledge on Islam, tells me that
Prophet Muhammed(pubh) was peace loving and
compassionate.
Mr Jobe the onus now lies on you to tell us whether
Yahya is genuine muslim based on the human rights
abuses taken place in the Gambia.
I therefore await your response.
Have a wonderful day
Sanusi
--- Pa Modou Jobe <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Mr
Jobe
> Are you suggetsting that the Lord decreed that there
> be light because Yaya
> Jammeh is the president? Don't be an idiot!!! The
> Good Lord decreed light
> long before Yaya was and would have decreed light
> whether or not Yaya is
> existing. All the developments you higlight are due
> less to Yaya's
> presidency and more to the dynamics of international
> politics and economics,
> and to the Gambia being a nation within the
> international political system.
> Moreover, freedom in poverty is better than wealth
> in bondage. Yaya's
> government may be achieving some success in
> burdenning the country with more
> debts that may be useful to Gambians. But what about
> his kidnapping of the
> Gambian people? What about his refusal to limit the
> number of times he can
> run for president? What about our right to a
> peaceful and orderly change of
> leadership? What about his propensity to behave as
> if he owns The Gambia?
> What about the existence of draconian decrees which
> continue to represent an
> insult to our national intelligence and dignity?
> Give us a break Mr Jobe. You are not communicating
> to a group of simple
> minded individuals who could be taken in by a list
> of so-called economic
> achievements. We look at the whole picture:
> Socio-economic and political.
> Yaya Jammeh, whether you like it or not, is one of
> Africa's worst dictators
> and will one day be relegtated to the stinking
> dustbin of history and be
> eternally added to Africa's list of shame alongside
> Sani Abacha, Samuel Doe,
> Mobutu Sese Seko, Idi Amin, Siad Bare, Robert Mugabe
> and Jean Bedel Bokasa,
> among others. You cannot fool history Mr Jobe. Yaya
> must reap what he has
> sown.
> Pa Modou Jobe
>
>
>
> >From: Kebba Jobe <[log in to unmask]>
> >Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing
> list
> ><[log in to unmask]>
> >To: [log in to unmask]
> >Subject: The Lord says let there be light.
> >Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2001 14:52:29 -0000
> >
> >TWO NEW GENERATORS FOR NAWEC.
> >
> >When the Lord said let there be light few believed
> that this solemn command
> >will be defied by our various utility companies.
> We’ve lived in perpetual
> >darkness for the best part of two decades. Well it
> seems that things are to
> >change for the better.
> >
> >It has been announced that 2 new 6.5 Megawaatt
> generators are on their way
> >to the Gambia and these will be commissioned during
> July. An order for
> >another new generator will be placed in October of
> this year.
> >
> >NEW SOLAR PANEL FACTORY.
> >
> >The Italian government is to help provide a $5
> million (D80 million) solar
> >energy appliance factory in the Gambia.
> >
> >This was reveled by the Gambia’s Consul-General in
> Italy, Francesco
> >Cristina, after a meeting with president Yahya
> Jammeh at state house last
> >Friday. Dr Cristina told reporters that his visit
> was a follow-up to an
> >earlier one to discuss the solar energy project.
> The project is to be
> >financed by the Italian government and the United
> Nations Industrial
> >Development Organization (UNIDO) and the production
> of solar panels for
> >sale
> >in the country and beyond is expected to begin
> towards the end of the
> >year.Who says the Lord’s command can be denied the
> Gambian people
> >indefinitely?
> >
> >SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS.
> >
> >The government of the Gambia under its 3rd IDA
> education project is
> >inviting tenders for the procurement of:
> >Lot1 – 210,000 text books for grade 5.
> >Lot2 – 147,000 text books for grade 6.
> >Lot3 – 274,000 text books for grade 9.
> >For more information contact the DOSE by phone on
> (220) 227880 or by fax on
> >(220) 225066.
> >
> >(Culled from the Daily Observer) Sedat Jobe Signs
> ECOWAS Agreement
> >
> >GAMBIA TO HOUSE ECOWAS OBSERVATORY BUREAU
> >
> >According to GRTS radio, the Secretary of State for
> Foreign Affairs Sedat
> >Jobe and ECOWAS Executive Secretary Lansana Kuyateh
> yesterday signed the
> >ECOWAS mechanism for Conflict Prevention,
> Management, Resolution, Peace
> >Keeping and Security in West Africa. The mechanism
> is aimed at promoting
> >peace and security in the subregion.
> >Under the agreement, four regional observatory
> bureaus will be set up to
> >supervise and provide information on matters
> relating to conflicts. One of
> >the observatory bureaus will be based in Banjul and
> will oversee Senegal,
> >Guinea Bissau, Mauritania and Cape Verde. Speaking
> at the signing ceremony
> >at his office, the Secretary of State for Foreign
> Affair Dr. Momodou Lamin
> >Sedat Jobe dilated on the aims of the agreement and
> thanked the ECOWAS
> >Secretary for his commitment to peace and security.
> >In his speech, Mr. Lansana Kuyate also thanked the
> Gambia Government for
> >its
> >cooperation and determination to ensure lasting
> peace and security in the
> >sub-region. He said the agreement shows that Africa
> is in transition
> >politically, socially and economically. The
> Secretary of State for Trade
> >and
> >Industry Musa Sillah, the Interior and Religious
> Affairs Secretary, Ousman
> >Badjie and the Permanent Secretary of Defence Essa
> Khan witnessed the
> >signing ceremony.
> >
> >Have a good day and bye 4Now, KB Jobe.
> >
>
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