Mr Gassa, you wrote:

"I have a proposition for you. Pamodou, if you would undertake to base your
debates to issues of national interest and national interest alone, are
prepared to do so maturely and also give an undertaking to answer any
questions that I may also have for you honestly and to the best of your
ability, then I am game. I will endevour to answer any questions that you
may have to the best of ability and from my own perspectives without
prejudice. The same goes for anybody else."

Brother Gassa,
I don't think so far that I have been talking of anything but the national
interest, or that I have behaved immaturely. In any case, rest assured that
your concerns will be respected. Now to my first set of questions:

1. How did Mr Jammeh get so wealthy that he could be dishing out trucks,
ambulances, money and other goodies left, right and center in the space of
only seven years?

2. Why is Mr Jammeh not talking of limiting the number of times he could run
for President, as promised to The Gambian people in the aftermath of the
July 22, 1994?

I guess the debate kicks off from here.
Have a good day.
Pamodou





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