You know what? This position belongs to Captain Ebou Jallow and I suggest, like Major Faye, he should go back and work for Jammeh. Ebou and Jammeh can work fine because they share the same philosophies. Go back Ebou. You know you can even double Major Faye.
Jatta
Joe Sambou <[log in to unmask]> wrote: Well, some of us knew that the skunk was on to something and his naive self
calculated that he can sell himself to Yaya as the Presidential elections
nears. Omar, Jawara, etc., are all cut from the same "badola" cloth, so
where is the surprise. His type were the ones that sneaked in the cover of
night to visit the Dix when ever he's in town.
Now, this is the same fellow that used to lie about working with some
Senegalese Generals to launch an attack on Yaya and tried to con some
unsuspecting persons from their hard earn cash, now that same slime talked
about how Yaya is working for the nation. What on earth has gotten to our
people? His running buddies are in Atlanta, so they better brace themselves
for the lies Omar is going to make against them. Thus, you need to expose
him for the turncoat he is. However, if you'll want to be your regular
Gambian selves and indulge in a "Maaslaa", well what ever he says about
you'll, you deserve. May be his mentor and spiritual adviser in D.K. Jawara
won him over - or more like tapped into his miserly self. I just hope
friends and family are not going to show up here to lie about his resolve to
work for the country, for we have seen such lies peddled here before.
As for "Cus" Marcel, well how about some press releases? All in Dakar knew
you worked for Yaya, the "Big President". I wonder what will be your new
selling point in Sunu Gal. I know you are by now sweating profusely for
your next gig from Yaya, with a lot of abuse, I might add. I hate to say it
but you reap what you planted. I hope others will learn from your stumbles.
Chi Jaama
Joe
>From: panderry mbai
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>Subject: MAJOR OMAR FYE APPOINTED STATE HOUSE PRESS DIRECTOR!!!!!
>Date: Wed, 18 Jan 2006 16:59:42 +0000
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> BANJUL, THE GAMBIA- Former Gambian army Major Omar Fye, has been
>appointed State House Press Secretary, with immediate effect, this paper
>has been reliably informed. Mr.Fye's appointment took effect Monday,
>January 15TH, 2006. He replaces Marcel Thomasi, who was relieved from his
>post recently. Thomasi, was removed for undisclosed reasons by the State.
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> Prior to his appointment, Major Fye, was residing in Atlanta, Georgia.
>He visited Gambia, some months ago, where he had fruitful meetings with
>The Gambian leader, who encouraged him to return home and team up with his
>government to steer the affairs of the state. Fye, a well trained infantry
>soldier and former commander of The Gambian ECOMOG, contingent in Liberia,
>was said to have accepted the President's invitation to work with his
>administration. While, in The Gambia, Fye, applauded what he calls,
>numerous development projects initiated by The Gambian leader.
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> Upon his return to the US, he finally packed his belongings in December
>of 2005, to return home, with the intention of working with Jammeh's
>government. This paper earlier learnt that Fye, was being groomed for
>Ministerial post at the Department of State For Interior. But Monday's
>developments, suggested that The Gambian, leader decided to hire him as
>Press Director for now.
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> Meanwhile, Fye had a meeting with Gambia's first female Vice President
>Isatou Njie Saidy, who welcomed him on board. The VP was quoted as telling
>Omar Fye that "The government come and go, people come and go, but The
>Gambia remains." This statement of VP Saidy, said our sources, touched
>Major Fye, who reassured her his unflinching commitment and dedication to
>work with the government of the day.
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> Major Fye's recent move to work with the Jammeh government, is not well
>received in some circles within and out side the country. Some argued that
>Fye, is working with the wrong people, considering his past positive track
>record in the army and the civil populace. They further argued that he
>might well be betrayed by Jammeh, who they say can hardly maintain his
>workers. That Fye, might follow the foot steps of Malafi Jarju and Amadou
>Scattered Janneh, who were "used and abused by Jammeh."
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> Relationship between the private press and past State House, Press
>Directors, had never been cordial. They often denied the independent press
>coverage at the State House, for reasons best known to them. It is not yet
>clear, what package Fye, had for the country's media, but observers are
>closely monitoring developments.
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