Indeed Hon. Daffeh. Ndokey is a big joke. He's a squirrel trying to get a  
nut. Ndokeh wants to insult and browbeat more sober folk to grant him a 
friggin  interview at that God-forsaken radio. He's not terribly industrious in 
mine  eyes. You can easily tell he's shallow:
 
1. He has a co-conspirator in an idiot called Anonymous from London. Then  
he maligns others who call in and desire to be anonymous????????????????
2. You notice callers who call in to suggest his popuparity and pray for  
his continued idiocy, he revels in those calls, anonymous or not.
3. He tries to bribe and coerce Dodou Kassa Jatta with a friggin T-shirt so 
 Dodou can go demonstrate with that T-shirt on. If Dodou knows what is good 
for  him, he'd keep Ndokeh and Freedom at arms' length. The name Freedom 
can fool a  lot of people. Not the sober.
4. He's got stuff to sell. Buyer beware. Freedom is not the place to get  
famous. It is burdensome.
 
Haruna.
 
 
In a message dated 9/6/2011 6:48:28 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
[log in to unmask] writes:

Thanks for you thoughts, Haruna. I have always been indifferent to  what 
Freedom radio said or have not said but I always recognise their  right to 
criticise udp and its leader. What  I am concern about though is  that Pa 
Nderry in particular does not seem to like criticisms of  himself and his 
performance. The way he went about calling a particular  caller from the UK who 
challenged him on facts, all sorts of names after the  guy had already left is 
not professional at all and it is the least  expected of Pa. Ok, the caller 
was bit tense but he was making good points and  pa couldn't just handle his 
criticisms. He was not abusive or anything like  that he was just being 
vocal in his condemnations of CRITICISMS of pa.
 
Yes, we must respect freedom radio's right to criticise but they must  also 
acknowledge the concomitant right of others to criticise them. That is  how 
we will be able to engender health debate in the public space.
 
Just my advice.
 
Regards
Daffeh

On 6 September 2011 03:38, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask] 
(mailto:[log in to unmask]) >  wrote:

Demba,

The reason why Uncle  Ousainou attracts such gratuitous ire, is because he 
leads Gambia's largest  and most diverse opposition political party at this 
time. Joe-Joe and Ndokeh  yelp in awe of the UDP, but instead of do the 
right thing and follow the  right leader and party for Gambia, they wayfare in 
clueless abandon. If  Ousainou and the UDP are not the saviors of Gambia, 
which idiot stands a  chance in hell?????????????

So for consolation, we must recognize the  charlatans' awe  and keep 
working due north with Ousainou and the UDP.  All this dancing around 
coalition/alliance/unity are signs of adult  delinquency. Variously.

Haruna. I love you Joe-joe.  
 

 


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From: Joe Joe <[log in to unmask] (mailto:[log in to unmask]) >
To: GAMBIA-L <[log in to unmask] 
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Sent: Mon, Sep 5, 2011  9:58 pm
Subject: Re: [G_L] Freedomnewspaper radio Allahu Akbarr


Jahateh, I am listening to Pa Nderry and I am wondering which  part you as 
a concerned Gambian you took issue with? What Pa is  articulating is the 
general feeling of most concerned Gambians. He also did  not just speak about 
Ousainou alone, but OJ, Hamat, Henry, and Halifa. Why  is it that UDP 
supporters can never entertain anything critical being said  about the UDP? With 
the mediocrity that these political party leaders  demonstrate, why would you 
have an issue with Pa Nderry calling the Big  Elephant sitting in the room? 
You are really displacing your aggression  on Pa Nderry when you should take 
issue with how these leaders are  sleeping at the switch. One thing is 
certain, Gambians have a right to  register their criticism at how these 
political leaders are busy  stroking their egos at a time the population is not in 
the mood  for their antics. Pa is in good company in pointing to our 
problems as  Gambians as we try to dislodge a tyrant. These bunch are failing us 
and  we are going to let them know. 

Joe

 
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 Date: Mon, 5 Sep 2011 14:23:32 -0700
From: [log in to unmask] (mailto:[log in to unmask]) 
Subject: [G_L]  Freedomnewspaper radio Allahu Akbarr
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