Hi People,

This is ridiculous, embarassing, foolish and very
shameful for all of them including Badjie himself.
I included Badjie because he should be held
responsible for his wife's behavior in public. With
his status in the public eye, he should be able to
have an effect on the way his wife should act or
represent him in public, so he should be held
accountable as a parent is held accountable for a
child's misbehavior.

Another thing that is terribly embarassing is that
this incident is happening when people should be
coming from the Holy Land...the house of the Almighty.
They are suppose to be humbled after making such a
journey. Instead, what do they do? Fight and use foul
language towards each other. I do not know if she came
from the Hajj herself, but if she did, I won't believe
that she have a hajj. Please let some of our religious
leaders on the G-L help me out here.

This woman is suppose to be the wife of a respectable
person in our government. To act the way she did on
this day is embarassing to the people of the Gambia,
Yahya's cabinet, Mr. Badjie himself and Islam in
general. This lady did not show respect to Islam nor
her husband.

I think both wife and husband should be charged for
this embarassing incident to our beloveth nation.

Thank you very much, and I hope both Mr. Badjie and
Yahya could read this. Somebody need to be schooled
here.

Gibby.

--- Y C Jow <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Momodou:
> This is a truly comedic piece worthy of a place in a
> tabloid journal such as
> the Enquirer.
>
> This is what happens when you have a bunch of
> misfits in leadership positions.
>
> My goodness!
>
> -Yus
>
>
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