What a

friend of mine recently from Banjul complained about is the long lines (queues) in Banjul at the

state house on Fridays waiting to be given (dashed like the Akus would say)

something from Jammeh, much similar to the way the biscuits were distributed

across causing accidents and deaths in many places. I heard others cross the

ferry from the other banks because it is on a first-come, first-serve and it

can stop only at a certain number---not everyone gets to get something. After

that number is reached, the soldiers will start chasing the others to leave the

premises. That is a clear indication of Jammeh personalizing state resources

and using it to show generosity for name.   



Best,Yero

There is no god but Allah (SWT) and Muhammad (SAW) is His messenger. Fear and Worship only Allah alone!

 Date: Tue, 9 Oct 2012 10:51:52 -0400

Subject: [>-<] Fwd: Does the end justify the means?

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You got to love Babili Mansa sometimes. It would be nce to know the interest rate on this loan. From president to a loan shark!, unbelievable 



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    This is getting very complicating for me.



    



    Courtesy of the Point Newspaper -

http://thepoint.gm/africa/gambia/article/jammeh-offers-tobaski-rams-to-civil-servants-others-on-loan





    



    Malanding Jaiteh



    



    Jammeh offers Tobaski rams to civil servants, others on loan

    africa » gambia

    

      Tuesday, October 09, 2012

      

        President Yahya Jammeh will provide

            Tobaski rams to civil servants and members of the armed and

            security services on loan payable within six months, a

            dispatch from the Office of the President said Monday.

        This, according to the dispatch, will

            be on a first come first serve basis.

        “Civil servants who are interested

            should contact their heads of department, while members of

            the armed and security services should get in touch with the

            ministry of defence or the army headquarters,” the dispatch

            stated.

        According to the dispatch, all heads

            of departments should work with the treasury department so

            that the repayment can be properly effected.

        A special account, it said, will be

            created where all payments will be deposited. 

        The dispatch noted that the list of

            all interested persons should be submitted to the Office of

            the President or the Secretary General not later than

            Thursday 11th October 2012.

      

    

    



  



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