Mr. Ndow,
I am not surprised that the UDP pulled out just in less than a week to the
Washington forum. I certainly cannot understand what could this be. I want to
think that a political party does not have to have its leader in the country
to be able to monitor the registration process.
Anyway, it is very true that our country and democracy is at stake here. Our
nation I understand is filled with so many foreigners, and being surrounded
by Senegal, registration of voters is probably the most important thing right
now. I just do not know how come the UDP did not knew about this before
making any commitments. And if the other parties can send in their leader or
a delegation, why not the UDP?
There must be more to this than just the registration. That is my take of it,
but hey, who am I to make that 'assumption'?
When PDOIS failed to attend the London meetings, the noise was above the
roof, but now that it is the UDP, it is a different refereeing. I have made
my conclusion since that the UDP does not want a United Opposition, and I can
assure you that they will not call for such. Knowing how and when the UDP was
formed, I can make this conclusion very strongly.

Ousman Jallow Bojang.

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