I donīt think Ebou Jallow understands the seriousness of what he did.
the money he went away with does not belong to Yaya Jammeh or any other
individual, IT BELONGS TO THE GAMBIAN PEOPLE and for that reason i believe
as a decent, honest citizen as he calls himself should also have the decency
to explain to the Gambian people the whereabout of their money instead of
saying that he owes no explanation to anyone.
YES it is our money.
We ought to know:
1. Why in the first place the money taken out of The Gambia?
2. Where the money was destined to
This is no magical question that is unanswerable and you have the answer.
Why are members of the L so silent about this?
When Chongan wrote to the L sometime ago he was attacked from all corners
but for Ebou Jallow who went away with millions of dalasis which would have
benefited the poor Gambia and her people and everybody is so silent about
it.
I have absolutely nothing against Ebou Jallow as a person.
As you have said the discussion you had with Yaya is between you and him.
FINE but you still owe the Gambian people an apology and an explanation
about the money.
As Assan Ticks use to say "WHEN RIGHT IS RIGHT,WRONG IS NO MANīS RIGHT.
Honesty is the best policy
Mataar A Sallah
>From: Ebou Secka <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Re: Former AFPRC Strongman Apologises to President Jammeh
>Date: Mon, 19 Nov 2001 05:31:28 -0500
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