"It would be recalled that Omar Amadou Jallow, as selected by the majority
at the first NADD leadership nomination, but for some reasons, the UDP
leader  Ousainou Darboe, could not immediately make up his mind on OJ'S
selection. It appears that the UDP leadership is not recognising that
decision, in view of the their slow reaction on the issue. Well today is
the  D day for the final selection process. We hope parties concerned will
 put national interest ahead of personal interest."

Pa Nderry Mbai:

Your dishonesty, or should I say naivity, has come to a despicable
threshold at the detriment of all well meaning effeort to restore
democracy and social justice in The Gambia. I have resisted the urge to
react to your so called "investigative reporting" for so long but not any
more.

Just re-read the last paragraph you wrote under this title reproduced
above. You indicated that today is the D- Day for the "final selection"
and yet in your first sentence in the smae pargraph you refer to OJ as
"selected."
I will categorically put it to you that your despicable "source(s)" is/are
preying on your insurmountable naivity for promoting an agenda that will
only serve to dismantle whatever progress there is towards a better
Gambia. The earlier you realize this the better for you as a person and
your aspirations tobe a professional journalist. Otherwise, God be with
you brother.

-BambaLaye

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