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Matarr Amadou Sallah <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 18 Nov 2001 21:26:10 +0100
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I think if Ebou jallow is to ask for forgiveness it should be to the Gambian
people and not to Yaya. He took off with millions of dalasis which belongs
to the Gambian people for the development of the Gambia.
As i have said earlier we should not even discuss with Ebou Jallow unless
and until we are given an explanation about the money.

matarr

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>Subject: Former AFPRC Strongman Apologises to President Jammeh
>Date: Sun, 18 Nov 2001 10:18:14 +0100
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>Former AFPRC Strongman Apologises to President Jammeh
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>Gambia Radio & TV News (Banjul)
>November 16, 2001
>Posted to the web November 16, 2001
>Omar Sallah
>Banjul
>Captain Ebou Jallow, the former AFPRC Spokesman has in the last few weeks
>written a few times to President Jammeh to seek the forgiveness of the
>Gambian President.
>The latest letter titled, "Letter of Apology to President Jammeh" was
>copied
>to all the local media houses in the Gambia.
>In it, the former AFPRC Strongman, who is presently studying at the
>Georgetown University in Washington DC, extended his sincerest
>congratulations to the President and the APRC.
>Mr. Jallow then proceeded to publicly apologise to President Jammeh.
>He wrote, "Years have passed since we last heard from each other. I choose
>to break the silence today and render my unconditional apology to your
>Excellency. I cannot list the wrongs and trespasses I have committed
>against
>you in person without exhausting this letter."
>"Only the divine grace of Allah and the love of Christ can ever solve the
>mystery of passions that have divided us. I wish you well and pledge my
>support to all your sincere efforts towards the development of the Gambia."
>he continued.
>Ebou Jallow ended his passionate appeal with the following words, "I pray
>Allah's infinite mercy to accept our supplications during the holy month of
>Ramadan."
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