Yero
On the specifics of 'tribalism' attributed to X or Y, I think the issue or
the article wasn't attacking anybody or anyone. It was question a body,
it's composition. Unless you fail to notice, we shouldn't shelter anybody
or anyone or any Gambian organisation from the hammers of scrutiny. I have
been label all sorts, i welcome it and focus on what matters, why not Dr
Saine, or Sigga?
Dr Saine is not bigger than the organisation he belongs, and if someone is
at pain to comprehend how such body was constitued, who am I or Musa, who
any editor for that matter to deny Gambians their legitimate right to
question?

I think, we need to distance ourselves from issues and personality. I will
be frank to say, I respect Dr Saine, Sigga, Banka, Kejau, Bayang, Jobe,
Bahoum etc, however, if someone finds it unacceptable that, a body that is
purported to be speaking for all Gambian Diaspora groups, I think it is
more than vital for you, me, Burama, Pateh, Ansuma or Kumba, to have sharp
eye as to how such a body was put together. Hence, please, please, don't
mix apple and oranges. I love controversy, and I think modern Gambians
should embrace reality.
We cannot continue sugarcoating Dr so and so, or organisation so and so, so
long as we are respectful, polite and calm.
Is Tribalism is a major factor in Diaspora and as well as in Gambia?

The chat I had with Demba over UDP matter, some people picked only the Yaya
Jallow case, and they phone to complain on how Demba was emphasising that,
i brush it off as legitimate in our this day and age. Is Dr Saine beyond
questioning, hell no. We will publish any article that question the way we
do things.
Yes, i saw and read endless comments on facebook from anonymous folks, but
the reality is, the author is within his rights to raise the issues up. Let
us rise up and look inward. Personally, I am focus on UDP, hence, I am not
focusing more on CORDEG or who are there, what is clear is that, as I said
before, this is not the PPP era, when few elites run rampage, the APRC era
taught us vital lessons, the third Republic will be bigger battle, because
no one will be able to blindfold folks.
Thanks
SUntou

On Wed, Mar 5, 2014 at 2:20 AM, Y Jallow <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>  Mawdo Demba -
>
> You know well I handle you all brothers with special love. If you don't
> stop associating me with political analysis, then I will go wild, as you
> said it here that "politics is a messy business." If my little
> participation in Gambia's messy business makes me one by default, I am a
> proud soldier ready to die in the battle field. Quite honestly, politics
> being messy, is my feeling about politics, especially that of the Gambia,
> for a long time. I believe firmly what my dad (May Allah swt continue to
> love and bless his soul) once said to me, "Baa, enen koo enn ainabeh." I am
> forced to reflect on this deeply time and again and I couldn't have
> anything different to his wisdom. On a note, I don't have political blood.
> I remain a shepherd, a world citizen interested in seeing world peace,
> fairness, equality and justice. I am not interested in any group or
> political party prominence or leadership now or later in my life. I am just
> so contended knowing that I can live a life where I can walk in the darkest
> street without a guard.
>
> To the radios, give it to the Dembas. You are doing a heck of a good job,
> and hope to see more citizens being engaged across. What i love is the
> spirit and determination to fight for what is right. I think with more
> focus, we will head to the right direction. Once I get on a cultural show,
> it will add to the lot that all of you are doing. Demba and all, thanks for
> engaging citizens and appreciated on your continued efforts for
> enlightenment. I know sometimes we are stingy in complimenting our fellows.
> Oh well, don't wait till they die. Let them know sometimes, sincerely, how
> much of a great job they are doing.
>
> On Suntou's question, you answered it well. Imam Baba shared a scary
> story. I appreciate Imam Leigh's activism beyond the Gambian boundary. Here
> is more on the Imam's exclusive; http://gainako.com/?p=3769
>
> On another business, and I was minding my business until you mentioned my
> name here, the piece about Dr. Saine on tribalism is a shame. It is not
> possible to have all ethnic groups in one organization. The argument
> shocks. Any sane person knows that someone is throwing dust on CORDEG's
> eyes. I hope Editor Saidykhan, Suntou and their Kairo team will apply their
> breaks through good editorial judgment, especially when it comes to such
> sensitive matters. What happens is, this is capable of killing the spirit
> of those who are sacrificing. The media shouldn't be doing the job of
> politicians who are insincere and disgruntled. If you can't get yours shine
> by using nice politics, don't get it through cheating by making the other
> side ugly. Unfortunately, Gambia's sphere politics is so hard to dissect.
> That is why politics is a nasty bitch and i hate her.
>
> If Gambians are not serious of what is at stake, that mighty bitch called
> karma is going to compliment the criminal leader Jammeh by striking.
>
> Please, allow me rest again...and don't get me in this "messy business"
>
> Best with all the positive endeavors!
>
> Yero.
>
>
>  ------------------------------
> Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2014 10:38:40 -0800
> From: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Re: [G_L] Gainako piece of U.S State department human right
> statement on Gambia
> To: [log in to unmask]
>
>
> Suntou,
>
> As promised here is the link to Imam Baba Leigh's Interview with Gainako.
> The interview was co-hosted with the new political analyst Yero Jallow
> (laugh)... Only if I can get him to warm up and excited about getting on
> the radio.... These Fula people are sometimes too shy for their own
> detriment.. Anyway feel free to share the interview with others..
>
> Unfortunately, due to the international attention the Imam's issue
> attracted we wanted to incorporate wider audience thus the reason for
> speaking English on the interview...
>
> https://soundcloud.com/editor-8-1/imam-baba-leigh-interview
>
> Thanks
>
> Demba for GON
>
>
>
> On Tue, Mar 4, 2014 at 9:48 AM, Demba Baldeh <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> Hi Suntou,
>
> Imam Baba Leigh did an extensive interview with Gainako and discussed a
> wide range of issues. As the norm with us we don't like people reliving the
> horror they have gone through. So Imam did discussed what happened to him
> but he preferred to "let his wounds heal" I will share the audio with you
> via Skype and if anyone else is interested I can upload the link to sound
> cloud and share here.
>
> Stay tuned..
>
> Thanks
>
> Demba
>
>
> On Tue, Mar 4, 2014 at 5:56 AM, suntou touray <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> http://gainako.com/?p=4457
>
> The photo of Imam Baba Leigh with the Gainako story is telling. However,
> has Imam Baba Leigh himself commented directly on what happen to him whilst
> under illegal detension publicly yet? I may have missed his interview on
> Gainako, but if he did, Demba, it may be helpful to replay it. Thanks
> Suntou
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