Mr. Gassama,

Whilst I admire your wisdom, I also feel the urge to rectify a
portion of your statement which I believe is a post hoc, ergo proctor
hoc argument:

"Putting Ebou to test on his change of heart, given that he made some
statements right here on the L which have been contradicted by his
apology, is genuine"

There is nothing in my apology to President Jammeh that signifies a
contradiction to warrant anybody to put me to "test".  I believe one
apologizes upon recollection of some harm done to someone either
intentionally or by omission. It also has absolutely nothing to do
with "a change of heart" but the inherent free agency of a decent
gentleman. I also believe that you fail to advice your buddies that
it is futile waxing hysterical after I made a categorical statement
that my apology is a personal business and the G-L can do nothing
about it.

After all brother, your advice is too little too late.  I hope they
will heed your call and find some other issue to talk about instead
of second guessing President Jammeh or myself.

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