Et tu Ndokeh???? badou of Kaolack, can you sit in for me at Sotokoto-TV and Freedomradio? I'm not made for radio or TV. I'm taylor-made for the intinet. New Amarikans. Ndokeh Thanx for the invite. I look forward to the opportunity someday. Will speak with you about it. I think you get the  most hilarious guests. I was listening one day and some idiot came on asking what your name was. I had to turn my hamm radio off for a minute to digest that question. Who on this green earth doesn't know Ndokeh's name? Its not like the BBC is censored anywhere in the world. What cave has that man been living in? Ndokeh you need to start cutting these idiots off before they say two words. I think you need a call screener. There's an idea!!!!!!!!!! Lemme know, Lemme know.

Haruna. I love you men. Are you gonna have Miss Franklinton or Louisburg on anytime soon. Or has she fled with the year's supply of Lee press-on nails????????????


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Nakebba:

I culled the piece form the Daily observer website. The link is www.observer.gm. We look forward having you as a guest at Freedom. Thanks. 
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Vat is zis Ndokeh???? Thanx for nothing. When we want news about Yahya, we will go to Freedomnewspaper. What is new in this palaver you share with us. I'm getting upset with you.
 
Haruna. And there are a lot of funny ideas in Yahya's gaucherie. I just am not in the mood tonight or I'll make you laugh so hard, you'd regret sharing it with us. BTW, I think your radio programmes are hilarious and fantastique as Youssou Ndure is wont to quip. Cheep it up Nderry. Good work.
 
Haruna.

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'I will not campaign for 2011 election'  Africa » Gambia« prev1 of 3next 
Wednesday, July 14, 2010The Gambian leader, His Excellency Sheikh Professor Dr 
lhaji Yahya Jammeh has declared that he will not campaign in the upcoming 2011 
residential Election, saying he is optimistic of a landslide victory. President 
ammeh made this declaration Monday night while addressing thousands of people 
uring a meeting in Farafenni, as part of his 'Dialogue with the people tour'."I 
ill never work for any opposition in this country anymore and I will not beg 
ou the Badibunkas and Kiankas to vote for me, whether you join the APRC or not 
 will win," he averred, and continued:"Come 2011, whether you vote for me or 
ot, I will win and I will not beg you the people of North Bank Region, 
specially Salikene and Njaba Kunda to vote for me. If you want development you 
ave to join the majority and support me but if any area chooses to be with the 
pposition, let them go ahead and expect no benefit from my government.What I 
id for you, in the past 400 years of British rule [and 30 years of the First 
epublic] you were not able to get it." The Gambian leader reminded the people 
f NBR that before 1994, traveling in the region used to be a nightmare for 
hem. "In fact, what I had expected you to ask me and what you have asked were 
uite different, but be assured that your concerns are noted," he said.The 
resident made it very clear that he will not and will never beg anybody to vote 
or him, and that no coup can remove him as he came with a clear mission and has 
o accomplish that mission until such a time he wants to retire and hand over 
he mantle of leadership. He then told the people of Salikene in Central 
addibou to manifest their support to him in the next presidential election, 
iting them [Salikeneh] and Kiang West as the two major areas that form the 
ajority of the opposition, and urged them to either change or forget about his 
overnment's development. Speaking earlier, Mamadou Tangara, the minister of 
oreign Affairs, International Cooperation and Gambians Abroad, who doubles as 
he liaison officer for NBR, thanked the people of the region for coming out in 
arge numbers to welcome the president and entourage, adding that there could be 
o meaningful development in any nation without progress. He informed the 
athering that the major water project underway in the region is near completion 
nd that the demand for the expansion of potable drinking water projects will 
oon be a thing of the past. Responding to some of the issues raised by the 
eople in the area of accessibility to some farm inputs and the price of 
ertilizer, Kalifa Kambi, deputy minister of Agriculture assured that the 
overnment would look into the price as demanded by the farmers to see how best 
hey can make it affordable for everyone.He also advised those who appealed for 
he government to help them separate salt water from fresh water in their farms 
or effective rice cultivation, to write a proposal to the Participated 
ntegrated Water Management Programme (PIWAMP) outlining their request. Other 
peakers at the meeting included  Momodou Kendeh Dibba, chief of Central 
addibou District ;  Ebrima Ansu Tamba Jammeh, chief of Illiassa District; Modou 
ham, on behalf of the Gambia Transport Control Association, Farafenni Branch; 
nd Honourable Lamin Jammeh, National Assembly member for  Illiassa among 
thers.The meeting was chaired by Hon. Suku Singhateh, National Assembly Member  
or Lower Baddibou and APRC desk officer for NBR  and was characterised by 
onation of sheep and bulls to the president by various chiefs and some 
usinessmen as appreciation for the development projects he brought to the 
egion. Author: by Musa Ndow & Hatab Fadera on tourMedia Actions  Email to a 
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