Yes, now you're talking. The Nigerian Embassy in the UK, US, Japan,  
Switzerland, Senegal, SierraLeone, Liberia, Australia, Israel, Ghana, Mali,  
Burkina Faso, China, The Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Congo, Benin,  
Niger, Tunisia, Malaysia, etcetera. We want the world to know what Nigerian  
citizens are up to in other countries, even where their embassies are closed 
for  similar frauds.
 
Haruna.
 
 
In a message dated 4/1/2010 4:47:51 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
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Thanks Haruna for the comments. It was an unnecessary disagreement.  Saihou 
made it quiet clear that, people kept enquiring about his current role,  
hence the need to clarify. Saihou is still our anchorman in New York with koto 
 Wassa, koto Pa Saikou, aunt Mai Ceesay and the rest. 
On brother Ebrima, he too has strong feelings for the UDP. which  is a step 
in the right direction. We all love his enthusiasm albeit, he  will now 
channel the wonderful energy on spreading the message in  Seattle.
Saihou is with us and the executive members are always in the know  of his 
plans, from Yahya Jallow, uncle Ebou, uncle Femi and uncle  Ousainou.  
Haruna, today is a d-day for the Femi case, all eyes are on  Justice Moses. We 
hope sanity prevails, if not the Nigerian embassy  will be our next port of 
call. 
Suntou


On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 6:53 PM, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask] 
(mailto:[log in to unmask]) >  wrote:

Hon. Mballow for his work on the UDP, encourage Hon. Ebrima to train  his 
energies and passion toward the strengthening of the party and keep  working. 
It would be nice if you introduce the new UDP-NY coordinator to the  
general public and Freedomnewspaper would not be a bad place to start.  Haruna. I 
would add that whether Hon. Mballow announced his resignation one  day, one 
month, or 1 year after he resigned is insignificant. What is  significant to 
the UDP is that he announced it as he should. And he asserts  he remains a 
member of UDP. He only relinquished the fiduciary  responsibility as 
Coordinator of UDP-NY on account of potential conflicts of  interest. You must 
appreciate that.. 
 
Courtesy: Freedomnewspaper.
 
Gambia: The Matter is Now Close: Dibba and Mballow  Disagreement
The Matter is Now Close: Dibba  and Mballow Disagreement 
By  Suntou Touray, Coordinator UDP-U.K
Editor  Pa, 
Thanks  for bringing to our attention the difference of opinion between our 
long  serving UDP U.S member Mr. Ebrima Dibba and Saihou Mballow, the 
former New  York coordinator.
Mr.  Mballow resigned his position nearly six months ago. We within the UDP 
knew  it; hence to us it is not news Mr. Mballow announcing the resignation 
now.  However, for the consumption of rest of non-UDP members, the 
announcement  might be a necessary step. The only curious question one is obliged to 
ask  is why now, when the matter happened since October?
After  speaking with Mr. Dibba, he has agreed to drop the matter and move 
on to  making the UDP a formidable opposition come the 2011 elections. I am  
encouraged by the actions of Ebrima Dibba. He has shown genuine spirit and  
love for the UDP, and we applaud him for that. His passion and character  
demonstrate someone willing to portray the UDP in a strong position of  
strength and youthful blood.
The  UDP members wish Mr. Mballow all the best in his current NGO 
operations; we  valued his past contributions to the party. The UDP U.S chapter has 
been the  life blood of the party from day one, and Mr. Dibba has been a part 
of that.  The UDP members are proud of Mr. Dibba and we all hope that, he 
directs his  passion in active efforts contributing to the future progress of 
the UDP and  democracy in the Gambia. 
Contrary  to the fears raised by Editor Pa, the difference of opinion 
between two  members within UDP is a healthy indication of true passion in the 
party.  Every single organization have members who occasionally disagree, 
including  political groups in mature democratic nations, the Obama healthcare 
bill  tussle is a perfect example.
The  matter is close. Thank you.
Suntou  Touray
Coordinator  UDP-U.K



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