An Open Letter to Gambia’s Military 

Dear Gambia’s Military,

I write to you with a heavy heart this morning. You’ve all
seen how our gallant compatriots headed by Pa Samba Jow (Coach), Ous Mbenga,
Banka Manneh and the countless other compatriots confronted and caged Jammeh at
the Ritz Carlton hotel in New York (US). Jammeh is holed up and his movements
are restricted. Some of his accompanying delegation, namely the Chief enabler
aka presidential braying donkey, Momodou Sabally, and his gold-digger wife,
Zainab Suma Jammeh has been openly confronted by mass crowds of peaceful
demonstrators while Jammeh stays hidden in his hotel room for fear of being
harmed by group of Gambians and non Gambian activists. That clearly demystifies
all the supernatural powers that he falsely alleges to posses. The coward of a
criminal president has tasted a bit of the hell-fire environment of fear he
built in the Gambia since July of 1994. 

Gambia’s uniformed men swore to protect the Gambia. We
believe you can make this happen by refusing to side with the oppressor and
realizing the urgency of our situation. We are clearly at war with a brutal
tyrant. Take enlightenment that Jammeh will treat you all like he treated the
likes of Daba Marena, Lang Tombong Tamba, and the hosted of others who appeared
loyal to him once. It is in your best interest, the interest of all Gambians
and friends of the Gambia, and without doubt the interest of the Gambia that we
unite at this point to have Jammeh arrested and tried for crimes against
humanity. 

The remaining part of the job should be very easy. Jammeh is
declared wanted for crimes against humanity. In Ollof we say, “Yayee jammeh
gheenut sei yayee Gambians-yeee” and as such, he must be arrested at the
Gambian International Airport upon return. If he fails to comply, he should be
gunned down to his knees. This would be a way of liberation for our people. 

Naa demah demah demm!!

Sincerely,

Yero Jallow

 

                                          

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