Mr. King, there are braver souls than you who love Dr. Jammeh. Do u know
that 5 years of the professor is worth 30 years of of jawara
On Aug 23, 2011 1:47 PM, "Bamba sering Manka Mass" <[log in to unmask]>
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> I think some of these are said to wine up every Gambian. Only slaves of
Jammeh would marvel and feel happy over such irresponsible, childish,
foolish and disrespectable statement from someone who has everything to
thank Gambians for. The way Yahya Jammeh thinks of everyone else shows how
he hates us as human beings. All he want is to drag us all into arm conflict
so that there can be bloodshed.We would not allow him to win no single
Gambian blood would be let and Gambians would remove Jammeh out of his grip
on power. Those that publicly show their surposed bravery are mostly the
worst cowards!
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> king
> Date: Tue, 23 Aug 2011 10:11:03 -0700
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> Subject: Re: I will RULE you for LIFE!!! AKA "I will resign any day I lose
Gambia’s interest at heart"
> To: [log in to unmask]
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> Fankung,
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> "I will resign any day I lose Gambia’s interest at heart" This is the most
ridiculous statement I have ever heard
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> And Translation...
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> 'I will rule you for life'....
> 'I will only relinguish power when you tie me up'...
> 'I love this country more than any one of you fools'
> 'I sacrifice my life more than anyone of you'
> 'I own this country and knows what is best for it more than anyone of you'
> 'I see what is going around the world but I don't give a damn... I will
rule you or kill you!!!
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> It is tragic that such leaders neither learn from history nor their
surroundings....common sense dictates that events around the world is enough
to pause for a minute and think before you lip... Truly Truly sad...
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> Lord have mercy!!!
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> Demba
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> On Tue, Aug 23, 2011 at 7:11 AM, Joe Joe <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> Jammeh will be unpleasantly surprised if he thinks that leaving is
dependant on his likes and dislikes. No, to the contrary, this is a scared
mind talking. He sees what is going on with his friends and mentors and is
struggling sleeping. Uncles Mubarak, khadaffi, Bgagbo, etc. never saw it
coming and they were the more lethal. Clown around boy, clown around! You
longed outstayed your welcome.
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> Joe
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> Date: Tue, 23 Aug 2011 09:35:37 -0400
> Subject: [>-<] I will resign any day - YOU LOVE THE GAMBIA
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> I will resign any day I lose Gambia’s interest at heart Says President
Jammeh, as he meets URR delegation
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> Tuesday, August 23, 2011
> The president of the Republic has once again expressed his commitment to
the development of the country, vowing to “leave office” any day he loses
interest on the way forward, progress and development of the country.
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> His Excellency Sheikh Professor Alhaji Dr Yahya Jammeh was speaking Monday
evening at State House in Banjul while presiding over a meeting he had with
a high-powered delegation from the Upper River Region (URR).
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> The delegation, which was led by Governor Omar Khan and comprised of the
region’s Council of Elders, APRC regional executive committee, women and
youth representatives, and the URR lawmakers was accompanied to the
presidency by the mayor of the Kanifing Municipal Council (KMC) and APRC
national mobiliser, Yankuba Colley.
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> The delegation’s move was among other things meant to reassure the Gambian
leader of the region’s undivided loyalty to the ruling party in the
forthcoming election, as well as seek his assistance in terms of mobility
with a view to boosting their mobilisation efforts at the grassroots for a
historic victory for the party in the region.
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> At the meeting, which was also attended by Cabinet ministers, President
Jammeh stressed that he stands for any cause that will move the country
forward, and that he puts his life to whatever will protect the interest of
Gambians for the country to move forward.
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> “I swear that any day that I will not have the interest of the Gambia in
my heart is the day I will step down. This is what is between me and God and
the Gambians,” he stated.
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> The Gambian leader, who was thankful to URR delegation for their move,
assured the region of his continuous support and consideration. He told them
that whatever they had tabled before him was something that he has promised
them from 1994 to date.
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> He said: “Since 1994 to date, I have never been to anywhere in this
country where people requested something and are not part of the promise I
made. Someone has stated that if what I have done in the past 17 years was
done by the First Republic, then The Gambia today will be among powerful
nations that are highly developed.
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> But before talking about the Jawara regime that lasted for 30 years, let’s
ask the British colonial masters what they have done in their 400 years rule
in the country? If they had done something here in addition to Jawara’s 30
years rule, then UK would not have led us in terms of development. The West
should be thankful to us [Africans] because what they have was taken away
from us but instead they are insulting us.”
>
>
> Election
> Commenting on the forthcoming November 2011 Presidential Election,
President Jammeh reiterated that the ballot will be one in which the
citizens choose the path to prosperity and continuous development or the
path to retrogression.
>
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> “They know that the opposition will not win in the coming. Anybody who
wants to jeopardize the existing peace and development in this country and
plunge us into backwardness, you are asking for serious trouble,” the
Gambian leader warned.
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> He averred that he has and will continue to do what is required of him
development wise, asserting that such is what is binding him and the
citizens, as well as God.
> He continued: “Whatever I don’t do, God has not given me, but whatever is
given to me by God, you will see that. So the forthcoming election will be
one for people to choose for progress or retrogression because I had told
you that whether it is an election or coup, let no one think of that.
>
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> I swear that if I didn’t betray God and the Gambian people, election did
not bring me to power and will not ballot vote me out. So everyone will
decide in this election whether they will move forward or backward.”
>
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> The president emphasised that development projects such as hospitals,
schools, good roads, tractors, water and electricity supplies and others
that will improve the livelihood of the people are for those that vote for
progress in the forthcoming election. This, he stated, is anchored on the
principle that government cannot give development to everyone at a go, and
hence will give it to those that support his government.
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> “Since 2001 I have been saying this and that is why now if development
comes, I don’t have two minds of who will first get it – I give it to those
that voted me,” he concluded.
>
> Speaking earlier, the Attorney General and minister of Justice, Edward
Gomez, who doubles as the APRC URR liaison officer harped on the development
strides made by the Gambian leader, saying that the citizenry should be
thankful to God for blessing the country with such a leader as He [God]
could have given Gambians a leader who will forget his responsibilities to
them.
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> He stressed that what is binding on the citizens is to pray to God for the
existing peace and progress in the country to flourish. While describing
President Jammeh as sympathetic and generous, Minister Gomez said he is
particularly impressed with his God-fearing nature and piousness, citing the
numerous mosques he constructed as well as the pilgrimage opportunities for
Gambians.
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> The Justice minister then assured that as far as the URR is concerned,
they are ready to break record in the upcoming election; one he said will go
down well in the annals of history.
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> The Fisheries, Water Resources and National Assembly Matters minister,
Lamin Kaba Bajo expressed similar sentiments, while urging citizens not to
be fooled by the empty promises that have always been the hallmark of the
opposition. He reminded the party militants that the opposition will not
relent as their survival depends on that venture.
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> Minister Bajo also challenged the party militants to open up to newcomers.
Speaker after speaker among the URR delegation paid glowing tribute to
President Jammeh for the development achieved in his 17-year leadership,
ranging from schools to electricity and good roads, as well as the Ramadan
gift to the Muslims.
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> Aja Mariam Jaw, the women representative at the meeting and a councillor
at the Basse Area Council thanked the president for the tractors he donated
to women, while assuring him that the entire URR is united in voice and come
November 24th, will vote en-mass for the ruling party.
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> Hammeh Jabou Krubally, regional APRC chairman hailed the president for the
reduction in the price of cooking oil in this holy month, while also
commending his anti-poverty eradication efforts. He further commended the
transformation of the region by the Jammeh Administration.
>
>
> He however appealed to the president to come to their aid and address the
mobility constraints in the region. Kibiri Jakuraka, who spoke on behalf of
the Council of Elders, assured the president of their continued loyalty,
while stating that one of the objectives of the Council is to settle
internal disputes among themselves, in order to avoid going to the courts.
>
>
> The NAM for Basse Constituency and APRC desk officer for the region,
Honourable Sellu Bah said the 2011 presidential tour has proven the sceptics
wrong, noting that the tour indeed proved that all Gambians are behind the
president.
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> Mawdo Susso, youth mobiliser in the region expressed similar sentiments.
The meeting was chaired by Mayor Yankuba Colley.
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> Author: Hatab Fadera
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> GOD BLESS THE GAMBIA.
> LET US JOIN HANDS AND SUPPORT SHEIKH PROFESSOR DR. ALH YAHYA JAMMEH
(NASIRU DEEN) TO BUILD OUR COUNTRY.
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