Suntou,
I will be very disappointed if the Gunjur Darboes accepted this monetary
gift from Yahya knowing that Presidents don't gift to citizens or select
families. I hope if they had accepted this gift, they return it immediately.
One thing though I would like to share is that there are some Darboes who are
Jola. They generally hail from the Cassamance area. Just to share the
varied nature of surnames/last names in Gambia. WHether they are Sarahule,
Mandingo, jahanke, Jola, Wolof, Aku, Fula, or Njago, or Tukuleur, they will
have utterly disappointed me (sharing the same surname) if they were to have
accepted and or not returned this odious gift. I hope JDAM can help clarify
this matter and if possible assist in the good return of the money. If they
cannot return the gift once accepted due to traditional fancy, then at
least they can transfer to gift to other aversed families of Brufut (Taf-Taf
bereft of Gardens theft of Brufut land comes to mind... The Manneh and
Sanneh families of Brufut) and my friend Roberts promises to help me raise funds
for the Gunjur Darboes should they need D300,000.00. It is unconscionable
in Islam to receive such a gift.
Maa Kaana Ibraaheema yahoodiyyan walaa nasraaniyyan walaakin kaana haneefan
muslimann wamaa kaana minal mushrikeena.
Haruna.
In a message dated 3/27/2010 4:10:04 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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The sudden interest of Yahya Jammeh in the ancient traditional heritage
site of the Gunjure Darboes have become a major political ball game for
eccentric Gambian leader. The Gunjure Darboes like many of our ancestor use to
have places of traditional interest, however, with Islamisation and
Christianisation, many of those holy places became areas of abandonment.
The Gunjure Darboes have no more interest in that location in terms of
worship. Yet, Gambia's Sheik Professor, a man who perform Ummrah nearly every
year want to reignite a place of ancient worship for politics. The story
emanating from the Gambia is bizarre and crazy.
The Gunjure Darboes are known for their independent and strong mindedness
in terms of politics. They are among the first settlers in Gunjure, hence
their influence. Yahya want to offer them a carrot and stick at the same
time. The latest news is that, he give the extended family over D300,000, just
like he gave the Brufut people D3million. Where are all these monies coming
from? Why is Yahya selectively handing out cash?
The good thing is that, the Gunjure Darboes knows Yahya has no interest
the so call holy site, his intention is to break the spirits of the family by
inducement, thereby damaging their will to back a party of thier choice.
Time will tell. The dignity of the Gunjure Darboes remain intact.
Suntou
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