I for one is not in support of anyone begging Yahya to free Femi. He must do
it through his own will. He knows he is commiting a wanton crime by letting
his police force denied others the right to assemble. The courts should
allow the appeal and free Femi. The inter-party committee should make sure,
they don't beg Yahya for anything. If not he will continue transgressing on
the rights of Gambians so that people can beg him. I hope the UDP stay clear
of giving in to treachery.
Suntou

On Tue, May 18, 2010 at 6:12 PM, Modou Nyang <[log in to unmask]>wrote:

>   THE POLITICAL PARTIES ARE NOT TOOTHLESS BULLDOGS AFTER ALL
>
> They Worked Together to achieve the first mission, The second is for Femi’s
> Release.
> The UDP held its rally without any hindrance on Saturday 15 May 2010. GRTS
> has also put an end to its discriminatory practices by broadcasting the
> announcement of the UDP meeting. Both the ruling and opposition parties as
> well as the IEC could claim victory for having demonstrated political
> maturity to ensure that Political parties are not hindered in the exercise
> of their freedom of association and expression. Foroyaa hopes that the
> hindrance of the past is now history and no political party would be stopped
> from freely holding meetings to shape the political will of those who care
> to attend such meetings.
>
> Foroyaa has also reliably learned that mature decisions have been taken by
> the ruling and opposition parties to address Femi’s case. Let us hope that
> sooner rather than later Femi will be united with the UDP executive and his
> family members and continue to seek the mandate of the people as they are
> guaranteed under the constitution.
>
> It is important for the Gambian people to understand that the things that
> political leaders do may not necessarily be announced to the public. It is
> unfortunate that one of the local papers did even accuse the Gambian
> opposition as toothless bulldogs even though some of the problems they have
> highlighted had already been solved not only by the opposition but the
> combination of opposition and ruling party.
>
> Political leadership requires taking the right steps at the right time. It
> is not an attempt to play to the gallery at all times to earn cheap
> popularity. It means solving simple problems in a simple way and complex
> problems in a more sophisticated way.
> Struggling to expand the democratic space for each party to exercise its
> right without hindrance is the collective endeavour of the whole population,
> irrespective of party affiliation.
>
> Foroyaa hopes that more non partisan groups and individuals would assume
> the role of mediators to facilitate dispute resolutions. The real political
> battle is one for the hearts and minds of the people.
>
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