Asbjǿrn,
The man is a lawless and cold-blooded DICTATOR, who in six years time has become the third richest man in the Gambia from his 7500 dalasi monthly salary. Since his personal assets could be more than the national reserve, it is probable he is paying these soldiers from his own pocket. Please do not ask me where he got the money from.
I think this will also help you to understand why we believe that HE MUST GO!!.
Prince
----- Original Message -----
From: Asbjørn Nordam
To: [log in to unmask]
Sent: Saturday, May 13, 2000 12:24 AM
Subject: Re: Jammeh gets Bissau & Moroccan Bodyguards
Friends,
can other sources in the Gambia confirm the information, please.
And then I´m asking: is this legal ? Can foreign soldiers, troops operate in
The gambia, even as bodyguards for the president. Can non-gambians serve in
states-military, policeforce, paramilitary, NIA etc. ?
I think that even the presidential security-forces are employed and payed by
the Gambian state, and not by the president himself. Then it´s the state
which employ them. Can The Gambia legally insert or employ foreign soldiers
?. I´m asking, who can answer ?
Asbjørn Nordam
on 11/05/00 19:07, ebrima ceesay at [log in to unmask] wrote:
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
>
> Hello Ebrima:
>
> Ebrima, where is the Gambia heading to? You know what? General Ansumana
> Manneh of Guinea Bissau, and not President Kumba Yalla, has now provided
> Yaya Jammeh with personal body guards.
>
> So, for your information, Mr. Jammeh's main body guards are now from Guinea
> Bissau. But that is not enough! He has also acquired the services of some
> Moroccan commandoes as his body guards, and they (the Morrocans) are already
> guarding him. Therefore, he no longer trusts the Gambian Security Forces,
> following the tragic events of 10 April; and, as a result, he has now got
> personal body guards from Morocco and Guinea Bissau.
>
> > Yaya is even afraid of his own shadow. This is what psychologists call
> paranoid, but I call it chicken. Nowadays, Ebrima, security is so tied
> around Jammeh, which is giving the wrong impression as if he is being
> targeted by some terrorists overseas.
>
>
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